Raggedy Ann + Andy #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bumpy," a 1947 Dell gem, the idle rich man Abdullah schemes to win the Sultan’s prize for the most beautiful garden—only to rely on artificial roses and get caught in his own deceit. Written, drawn, and inked by Jupo, this tale of envy and hubris unfolds with quiet charm, while Morris Gollub’s cover captures the story’s whimsical tension.
In this whimsical 1947 tale from *Raggedy Ann + Andy #15*, Donot Inflate naps after a hearty meal and drifts into a dream where his friends—Egbert, Tuffy, and Scooter Bill—float him adrift at sea, their playful intentions turning oddly threatening. The story unfolds in eight pages of lighthearted, anthropomorphic mischief, capturing the silly anxieties of a full belly and a vivid imagination.
In "Abdullah's Roses," a lazy wealthy man named Abdullah grows envious of his neighbor Jussuff’s flourishing garden. When he tries to cheat his way to the Sultan’s prize by substituting artificial roses, his deceit is uncovered—and the consequences are more than he expected.
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