Raggedy Ann + Andy #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Busy Beavers," Raggedy Andy’s hat takes an unexpected trip into the one-eyed wobblies’ cave, setting off a clever plan to retrieve it by using the wobbly himself as a makeshift tree-bumper. Written by John Stanley and featuring his signature whimsical art on both interior and cover, this 1949 Dell comic captures the charm and mischief of the beloved ragged duo in a simple, inventive adventure.
In "null," Raggedy Andy’s hat drifts into the cave of the one-eyed wobblies, setting off a clever plan to retrieve it by using the wobbly himself—wearing the hat—as a rolling tool to knock against a tree. The story unfolds with playful ingenuity, as the characters navigate the wobblies’ strange world in a scheme that’s equal parts whimsy and wit.
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