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Television Comics #6 (1950)

Pines · 1950 · 36 pages

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Contains 6 stories
Train Trouble
10 pp · humor; children
Willy Nilly

When Willy Nilly and his mischievous companion Bobo accidentally start a runaway locomotive at the railroad station, the pair finds themselves hurtling down the tracks with no way to stop it. What begins as a frantic escape from Mr. Hinkle, the exasperated station master, spirals into chaos as the engine tears through town—but an unexpected twist reveals that their wild ride may have prevented disaster after all. It's a wild, comedic romp that proves sometimes the biggest accidents lead to the best outcomes.

Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Percy Pigg
Nice Doggie
6 pp · humor; children
Wendy

Wendy desperately wants a puppy, but her pop refuses—until she spots a runaway dog being chased by the dog-catcher and volunteers to give it a good home. What follows is a chaotic adventure with the mischievous pup that lands both girl and dog in hot water on Main Street, but leads to a surprising discovery that changes everything. A lighthearted romp about how sometimes the best things come from the most unexpected situations!

Untitled story
1 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Brownie Bear
Rip Van Willy
5 pp · humor; children
Willy Nilly

When Willy Nilly oversleeps one morning and wishes he could stay in bed for days, he gets his wish—but not quite the way he imagined. After what feels like a quick nap, Willy wakes to discover he's somehow slept for nearly half a century, complete with a long white beard and a world transformed to 1999. Now he has to figure out how to get back to his own time before the truant officer catches up with him.

Sailor Beware
6 pp · humor; children
Willy Nilly

Willy Nilly prouds in his brand-new sailor suit and toy sailboat at the local boat club, but his moment of nautical glory turns sour when a girl named Wendy laughs at his "silly toy" — and then his boat mysteriously drifts away into open water. Racing to the rescue in a rowboat with his pal Bobo, Willy finds himself caught between his drifting sailboat and the chaos of an ongoing motorboat race, testing whether this pint-sized sailor has what it takes when real danger strikes.

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