The Raccoon Kids #52
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Slightly Moonstruck!", a mischievous duck child learns the hard way that demanding treats from his uncle Doodles won’t get him a giant ice cream cone—especially when the rhinoceros kid’s father rewards his own son’s tantrum with a bicycle. Written and drawn entirely by Sheldon Mayer, this 1954 gem captures a moment of absurd, heartfelt humor, with Otto Feuer’s expressive cover bringing the chaos to life.
In this classic 1954 tale from *The Raccoon Kids* #52, Dizzy Dog sets up a series of mischievous "Keep off the grass" signs to outwit a rooster with oversized shoes. The rooster, eager to prove he’s not afraid, follows the signs’ warnings—only to find himself in a predicament he never saw coming.
In a whimsical moment from *The Raccoon Kids #52*, a young duck child watches a spoiled rhinoceros kid demand a giant ice cream cone from his father—then tries the same tactic on his Uncle Doodles, only to have his birthday bicycle returned. When the duck kid stands up to the rhinoceros kid, the father rewards him with a new bicycle of his own.
When two bear cubs try to steal honey from a beehive and get stung, Blackie Bear steps in—only to find himself on the receiving end of a buzzing revenge. As the cubs scramble to reclaim the hive, they realize the bees aren’t done with anyone yet.
In "null," Uncle Percy tries to put a stop to the Raccoon Kids' antics, only to find himself on the wrong end of their playful chaos—first with a baseball to the head, then a burst of water from a hose meant to douse his pipe. When things escalate, he ties them to a tree, but soon finds himself arrested after a real robbery leaves him tangled in police trouble.
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