Scream Comics #11

Stupie, full of misplaced confidence, boasts about his uncle’s farming wisdom—claiming cows sleep on their backs so the cream stays on top and chickens lay more eggs when tricked by mirrors. As his friends lead him deeper into the countryside, they tease him for his absurd tales, culminating in a surprise encounter with the very farmer he’s been impersonating.

Doc Watson and Alex Bell play a riddle game with a dollar bet, leading to a humorous exchange where Alex poses a riddle about something with three legs when walking and two when flying. After Alex wins the bet, the story shifts to a separate, lighthearted adventure where Alex, determined to build a boat, repurposes a scooter and Aunt Minnie’s underpants as a sail, only to face the consequences of his makeshift creation.

Stupie struggles to grasp the basics of subtraction, convinced that mixing different kinds of things—like oranges and bananas—should be allowed. When the teacher explains that you can't subtract three oranges from two oranges because there aren’t enough, Stupie confidently claims to have a better example, leading to a humorous misunderstanding.

Andy nervously prepares for his first parachute jump, reassured by a pilot who promises a truck will be waiting to pick him up no matter where he lands. As he jumps and counts to ten, neither his main chute nor the emergency one deploys, leaving him stranded and wondering if the pilot was joking—and whether the truck will actually be there.