The Dodo and the Frog #84
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Honey on the High Seas!", Fenimore hawks a trio of dried-up beans to Dunbar, spinning a tall tale about their magical origins—claiming they’re the very same beans that once sprouted into a giant beanstalk, just like in the old story. With Otto Feuer handling both the interior art and the cover, this 1955 DC comic delivers a whimsical, offbeat adventure in a 10-cent package.
In a whimsical tale from The Dodo and the Frog #84, Fenimore convinces Dunbar to buy a handful of dried-up beans, spinning a tall tale about their magical origins—claiming they’re the very same beans that once sprouted into a giant beanstalk for a boy named Jack.
In "The Ketchup Genie," Dizzy discovers that his bottle of ketchup holds a genie—but every attempt to make a wish is ruined by the creature’s endless, grating chatter. As the genie’s constant interruptions turn even simple requests into chaos, Dizzy starts to wonder if he’d be better off without any wishes at all.
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Reprinted in The Best of DC #43 (1983)
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