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Peter Rabbit #33 (1956)

Avon · 1956 · 37 pages

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ContinuePeter Rabbit #34 →
Contains 5 stories
The Little Darling
8 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Peter RabbitDazy

When Dazy brings her rambunctious nephew to visit Peter Rabbit and see his rocket ship, the pint-sized space cadet decides to take it for a joyride—and accidentally blasts off into space with Peter and Dazy trapped aboard. Stranded on an alien planet with their runaway passenger, the two must track down the troublemaking boy and find a way to get the damaged ship repaired so they can all make it back to Earth.

Davy Crockett's Lost Gold Mine!
6 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals; western-frontier
Peter RabbitDazy

Peter Rabbit and his companion Dazy journey to the legendary town of Davy Crockett armed with a gold gauge counter, determined to locate the famous lost gold mine hidden somewhere beneath the old homestead. As they explore the historic house and meet a mysterious local who claims to be Davy's best friend, they're guided through relics of frontier life—from the blacksmith shop to the gun collection—before finally descending into a cave that promises riches beyond measure. The twist waiting for them in the depths will teach them a hard lesson about the difference between fool's gold and the real thing.

Just Pals!
5 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals · script Carl Wessler · pencils D. S. (signed) · inks D. S. (signed)
Shooting Stars!
7 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals; science fiction · pencils Frank Carin · inks Frank Carin ?

When a flying saucer crash-lands near Earth, Space Mouse and his companion Molly discover its occupants are knife, fork, and spoon creatures from the Pantry Planet—forced to spy on Earth by the ruthless wolf-bird leader Lobo. Captured and launched into space, Space Mouse and Molly encounter a space police officer who helps them expose Lobo's scheme to invade Earth, setting off a wild chase across the galaxy that lands them in space court and then on a rescue mission to free the Pantry Planet from occupation. With the Shooting Stars police unit at their side, Space Mouse faces off against Lobo's gang in a high-flying battle with galaxy-spanning stakes.

The Know-It-All!
3 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals · script Carl Wessler

Spotty the pup tries to impress his sweetheart Dolly by showing off his athletic prowess, boasting that he's an expert at tennis, golf, and fishing—but his overconfidence leads to a series of mishaps that prove he's anything but the know-it-all he claims to be. As each "lesson" goes hilariously wrong, Spotty scrambles to save face while Dolly keeps outperforming him in ways he never expected.

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