Tick Tock Tales [Tick Tock Comics] #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology of animal-themed stories featuring anthropomorphic characters. The first story shows a small character visiting a presidential office where bureaucratic formalities lead to comic mishaps involving a silk hat and threats of robbery. Another story follows Pete and Polly as they encounter a dragon fly landing at Polly's house and venture into the woods to search for Pete's missing brothers, encountering a weasel along the way. A third story depicts small bear-like characters attending a carnival or sideshow featuring various attractions including "Prof. Sharp—World Famous Sword Swallower," "Prof. Windy—World Famous Glass Blower," and "Dr. Cork-Screw—The Human Pretzel," with the characters interacting comedically with the performers.
Goofus the Gopher stumbles onto a bank robbery plot and races to warn the authorities—but the bank president won't listen to him. Determined to stop the crime anyway, Goofus calls together a gang of friends to stake out Teenyville National Bank and catch the crooks red-handed. When the robbers make their move that night, Goofus and his crew spring into action to foil the heist.
Chuck Chipmunk convinces Chichi the unsuspecting pup that the world's biggest pretzel awaits them, launching the two on a madcap adventure through an amusement park, zoo encounters, and carnival sideshow attractions. As Chichi trails along with increasing hunger and bewilderment, Chuck's clever charm keeps the expedition tumbling forward through obstacles and encounters with peculiar characters, all in pursuit of the legendary treat.
When Johnnie wakes one morning, he spots a cheerful bird singing on his window sill and decides to join in with a whistle of his own. His happy tune not only makes him proud, but also rouses his dog Frisky from sleep—and Johnnie learns that starting the day with a bit of joy can brighten everyone around him.
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