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Kid Koko #2 (1958)

I. W. Publishing / Super Comics · 1958 · 37 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Fairy Prince
7 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals
KokoKolaRaymondMuggsy

When Koko, Kola, and Muggsy hear about a magical fairy prince who grants wishes, they set off to find him at the wharf—convinced he's real and waiting to grant their heart's desires. What follows is a wild treasure hunt aboard a mysterious boat, complete with spinning wheels, tumbling mishaps, and one character's repeated run of bad luck. It turns out the real magic was right in front of them all along.

Spring Fever
6 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals
KokoKolaRaymondSpring Fever (magic imp)

When a battered old tea kettle unleashes the mischievous Spring Fever, Koko, Kola, and Raymond fall under a spell of laziness that leads them to shirk their duties and ignore those in need. As the imp encourages them to abandon work and responsibility, the three friends must learn that helping others is the real antidote to Spring Fever's tricks.

Jerry the Pigeon
4 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals
KokoKolaRaymondJerry [Pigeon]
Old King Cole
6 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals
KokoKolaRaymondOld King Cole

Koko and Kola take their friend Raymond on a magical flight to Old King Cole Land after hearing the nursery rhyme on a phonograph record, only to discover that the king and everyone in his realm have fallen into an unbreakable sleep after the Fiddlers Three played a tune too drowsy to resist. The three friends must come up with increasingly creative ways to wake the kingdom before they can return home.

Famous Statues
9 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals
KokoKolaRaymondMuggsy

Koko, Kola, Raymond, and Muggsy sneak into a museum after hours hoping to find the legendary Spinning Jenny, but instead they stumble into a night of comic mishaps—mistaking exhibits for real dangers, getting tangled up in museum displays, and discovering more than they bargained for. What starts as a simple search for a girl turns into a wild adventure through dinosaurs, African hunting scenes, and mechanical wonders that no one quite expected.

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