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Squeeks #4 (1954)

Lev Gleason [1930s-1950s] · 1954 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Toyin' with Trouble
8.5 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals

In "Toyin' with Trouble," Jo stumbles upon Tiger Tom working at Trimble's Dept. Store, where a mishap with a toy gun sparks a chaotic chase that spirals into a series of slapstick misadventures involving a bathtub, a toy boat, and a desperate rescue. As Jo tries to outwit Tiger Tom’s antics, the situation escalates with exaggerated physical comedy and sudden turns, all while the store’s chaotic energy keeps the action bouncing from one absurd moment to the next.

It Is Gonna Rain Some More
4 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals

When Squeeks insists it’s going to rain—despite the clear sky—his friends tease him, especially Tiger Tom, who finds amusement in Squeeks’ odd prediction. As the others react with disbelief and playful mockery, Squeeks remains undeterred, even as a sudden downpour begins, catching everyone off guard.

I Want to Be a Fireman
6.66 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals

In "I Want to Be a Fireman," Jo, a well-meaning but clumsy bunny, desperately tries to prove he can help the fire crew—only to accidentally cause chaos with his overeager ideas. From mishandling the hose to misjudging a rescue, his antics keep the firefighters frustrated, yet he remains convinced that one day he’ll earn his place as a true fireman.

It's No Picnic
5.67 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals

Jo and Tiger Tom both believe they’re taking Evelyn to the picnic, leading to a chaotic race to secure the food basket—only for the basket to be eaten by a pig, leaving them scrambling. As the day unfolds, a series of mishaps, including a milk can trap and a mysterious vanishing key, test their patience and friendship.

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