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George Pal's Puppetoons #11 (1947)

Fawcett · 1947 · 52 pages

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Contains 10 stories
The Scourge of the Seas
5 pp · humor; children

When the Scarecrow boasts to Jasper about his swashbuckling past as the fearsome pirate "Scarecrow the Lawless," he spins a tall tale of plundering merchant ships and outsmarting the combined navies of the world. But back in the present-day park, reality has a funny way of catching up with a braggart who can't help breaking even the smallest rules.

Dig, Dig, Dig!
1 pp · humor; military

Sgt. Jan takes orders from Capt. Mean to dig a slit-trench, but as the digging demands grow increasingly outrageous, the weary soldier can't help but point out the absurdity of his assignment. This one-page military humor story plays up the classic comic tension between blind obedience and common sense.

A Sure Cure
6 pp · humor; children

When Judy comes down with a case of the hiccups she can't shake, Punchy volunteers to fetch some herbs from the river that his grandmother swears will cure her—but sneaky Sylvester Buttery Barth has other plans to keep the herbs for himself. As Punchy sets out on his mission, Sylvester schemes to stop him by any means necessary, leading to a series of mishaps that neither character quite anticipated.

Rusty and the Magic Carpet
6 pp · humor; children

Rusty discovers a thrilling tale about a magic carpet and imagines himself as Ali Rusty, soaring over the ancient city of Bagdad on a flying rug. When the evil El Hassam and his gang of thieves threaten the Sultan's palace, our young hero springs into action—but his adventure takes a perilous turn when the thieves set their sights on stealing his magical transportation. This whimsical Puppetoons tale from 1947 blends swashbuckling adventure with a boy's boundless imagination.

A Horse's Tale
5 pp · humor

Jim Dandy discovers that his violin has a magical effect on the milkman's old horse, sending it into a wild gallop whenever he plays. When the milkman decides to enter the horse in a race for a $500 prize, Jim Dandy's music seems like the perfect advantage—until a gambling rival sabotages the violin strings the night before the big event. With his instrument ruined and the race already underway, Jim Dandy has to get creative to keep his four-legged partner in the game.

A Bull to the Rescue
5 pp · humor; military

Sgt. Jan finds himself caught between prankster soldiers and his frustrated commanding officers in this slapstick military tale. When a bull's charge sends the troublemakers tumbling out of a tree, Sgt. Jan lands squarely on top of them—accidentally becoming the hero of the day. A bull to the rescue delivers exactly what the title promises: unexpected help from the least likely source.

Too Eager
5.67 pp · humor; children
Punchy Does His Best
0.33 pp · humor; children

A mischievous young troublemaker named Punchy learns the hard way that his pranks and attempts at heroism come with steep consequences—dishes to wash, torn clothes to answer for, and plenty of comeuppance from the adults around him. This lighthearted tale captures the chaos of a kid who means well but can't seem to stay out of hot water, even when he's trying his best.

Super Salesman
2 pp · humor
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A confident Scarecrow sets out as a vacuum cleaner salesman, armed with nothing but boastful confidence and a gift of gab. When he demonstrates his product to a potential customer, his overzealous pitch quickly spirals into chaos—with the machine proving far too effective for its own good. Watch as this would-be super salesman learns that sometimes the hard way is the only way.

Cake Capers
6 pp · humor; children

Punchy agrees to deliver a cake for his friend Judy, but things go sideways when the scheming Sylvester Buttery Barth hires the rough-and-tumble Kayo Kid to steal it—setting off a wild chase that tests whether this good-natured pup can keep his promise to Judy. With a mischievous rival spreading lies and a cake in constant jeopardy, Punchy's got his paws full proving he's got the right stuff when it matters most.

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