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Rock and Rollo #17 (1958)

Charlton · 1958 · 36 pages

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Contains 8 stories
"So What Can Go Wrong"
1 pp · humor

Rock tries to do Rollo's mother a favor by mixing shoe polish into her sun tan oil, but when his well-intentioned scheme backfires, Rollo worries what disaster will follow—especially since Rock's "help" has a habit of going hilariously wrong. As Rock and Rollo explore the house and inevitably wreak havoc on a newly waxed piano, the boys learn a lesson about volume, destruction, and whether some talents are simply beyond reach.

Too Loud Loud Loud!
7 pp · humor
Mrs. Moneybucks
"The Water's Fine"
6 pp · humor
Mrs. MoneybucksCheeves
"Acting The Part"
5 pp · humor
Eddie ExtraCharlie

In "Acting The Part," Charlie’s attempt to document Eddie’s newspaper sales with a new movie camera spirals into comedic chaos, turning a simple street pitch into a series of missteps that leave the whole endeavor hilariously off-script. The story captures the absurdity of amateur filmmaking and the unpredictable nature of public performance, all in five pages of classic 1958 humor.

Caught
2 pp · humor
Mrs. Olsen
Out For A Walk
5 pp · humor
Mrs. Moneybucks

Rock and Rollo want to go for a walk without Mrs. Moneybucks tagging along, but she's reluctant after their last outing ended in chaos. When Rock comes up with a scheme to ensure Mrs. Moneybucks gets back early, her well-intentioned plan backfires spectacularly—and the kids end up getting exactly what they wished for, though probably not in the way they expected.

Sun Shinin' All The Time
1 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Mr. Sun

When Mr. Sun stops shining over Mouseville despite clear skies, Atomic Mouse rushes to investigate and discovers the celestial body is suffering from a terrible headache caused by his own reflected rays. Working quickly, Atomic Mouse rallies the townspeople together to craft an ingenious solution that gets Mr. Sun back to doing what he does best.

Whatsamatter With Her?
1 pp · humor

When Rollo reminds Rock about his diet, Rock reluctantly hands over his treat—only to have a wild dog show up and start eating cotton candy in the most unexpected way. The girl's panic over the scene leaves Rock and Rollo wondering what her problem is, since apparently she's never witnessed a dog enjoying spun sugar before.

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