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Boots and Her Buddies #9 (1949)

Pines · 1949 · 36 pages

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Contains 7 stories
Scheme of Her Own!
6 pp · humor; domestic · script ? (splash panel) · pencils ? (splash panel) · inks ? (splash panel)
Boots RugglesClara BuddRod RugglesMrs. HornerDudley BuddHarvey Horner

Boots has a secret scheme brewing—she's determined to surprise Rod with a puppy, but keeping the plan under wraps proves trickier than she bargained for, especially with meddling neighbors and the city dog pound getting involved. When she finally brings home the perfect pup, she discovers that her surprise might not unfold quite the way she imagined.

Their First Child!
7 pp · humor; domestic · script ? (splash panel) · pencils ? (splash panel) · inks ? (splash panel)
Boots RugglesRod RugglesClara BuddDudley BuddPug HighCora TuttJeepSteve Tutt

Boots and Rod are expecting their first child, and their friends throw an enthusiastic baby shower complete with homemade gifts and plenty of chaos when the men crash the party. When the big day arrives at the hospital, Rod discovers fatherhood is both thrilling and terrifying—especially after he accidentally startles the newborn during a snapshot with Dudley Budd. As Boots prepares to bring her baby boy home, she's filled with wonder and worry about managing motherhood, supported by the reassurance that somehow, new parents always find their way.

Caught in the Act!
6 pp · humor; domestic · script ? (splash panel) · pencils ? (splash panel) · inks ? (splash panel)
Boots RugglesRod RugglesDudley BuddMrs. HornerHarvey Horner

In "Caught in the Act!" from *Boots and Her Buddies* #9 (1949), Rod and Dudley’s well-intentioned attempt to snap photos of the newborn in the hospital quickly spirals into a lighthearted mess. Back home, the newly minted mom and her baby face the everyday chaos of early parenthood, with humor and heart in equal measure.

Parted for a Day!
4 pp · humor; domestic · script ? (splash panel) · pencils ? (splash panel) · inks ? (splash panel)
Boots RugglesRod RugglesDavey RugglesClara BuddDudley Budd

When Boots takes young Davey to visit Rod's parents in Texas, she and Rod find themselves separated for what may be their very first time apart—and the separation hits harder than either of them expected. What should be a restful trip turns into a comedy of travel mishaps as Boots navigates the train journey with a fussy baby, dealing with everything from concerned fellow passengers to crying fits, while Rod stays behind missing his family terribly. A charming domestic comedy about newlywed heartstrings and the small sacrifices of married life with a young child.

Glamour Girl!
7 pp · humor; domestic · script ? (splash panel) · pencils ? (splash panel) · inks ? (splash panel)
Boots RugglesRod RugglesDavey RugglesKitty CobranMrs. HornerClara Budd

When Boots returns home from a trip, a well-meaning neighbor's gossipy letter sets the rumor mill spinning about Rod's after-hours work sessions with a mysterious woman designer at his plant. Boots refuses to believe the scandal, but when she finally spots Rod arriving home with the glamorous newcomer, the truth behind all the small-town speculation is about to unravel in the most unexpected way.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor; children
Moe ToppsyJoe Toppsy

In this 1949 gem from *Boots and Her Buddies* #9, Jo finds himself unexpectedly handed the drum when Moe flees from an angry man chasing him for all the noise. The punchline lands with a grin when the man, instead of scolding Jo, rewards him with a half-dollar to stay quiet—leaving the joke’s twist lingering in the air.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor; children
Moe ToppsyJoe Toppsytheir fathertheir mother

In this playful 1949 tale from *Boots and Her Buddies* #9, the twins are chaos in motion, zipping through the house with boundless energy. Their mother steps in with a clever trick—telling each child they’re the older one, responsible for the other—quieting them both with a simple shift in role.

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