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Ribtickler #3

Jan 1957 · Green Publishing · 0.10 USD
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Ribtickler #3 is a humor anthology featuring multiple comedic stories. One story follows a character named Snarky who attempts to rescue his companion Butterbelle from danger in the mountains, only to encounter a series of mishaps involving a scooter ride and various comic predicaments. Another story features Pee Wee Powerhouse dealing with a frog who has lost his home, leading to encounters with a lady ladybug and culminating in Pee Wee having trouble with the frog's presence. The issue uses slapstick humor and physical comedy throughout its various segments.

Contains 3 stories
Gold Dust
14 pp · Humor, Children

When the peaceful town of Hot Rock is thrown into chaos by reports of flying saucers, Sheriff Snarky Parker finds himself distracted just as the Chinchy gang makes their move—kidnapping Miss Butterbelle and demanding her father's gold dust in ransom. With Mayor Gargle juggling his many jobs and Gordon the Ghost as an unseen ally, Snarky must figure out whether the flying saucers are a real threat or a clever smokescreen to cover the crime. It's a wild race against time to outwit the crooks and bring Miss Butterbelle home safely.

Oh, You Kid-napper!
9 pp · Humor

When Snarky Parker's friend Butter is snatched away from the fishing pond, the kidnapper demands a ransom in cheese—lots of it. Snarky and his pal Paw spring into action with magnifying glasses, walkie-talkies, and a helicopter, following scooter tracks and clues to track down the culprit and rescue Butter. It's a comedic romp through mystery-solving mishaps and slapstick adventure in this 1957 Ribtickler tale.

The Mighty Atom
5 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Children, Superhero

When a landlord serves an eviction notice, Pee Wee Powerhouse steps in to save the day—but instead of throwing punches, he challenges the loudmouthed Frog Face to a battle of vocal power. What starts as a simple strength contest becomes something far more explosive when both competitors decide to settle things with their lungs instead of their fists.

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↩ Reprints Ribtickler #5 (1946), Life with Snarky Parker #1 (1950), Funny Animals #88 (1955)

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