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Television Comics #8 (1950)

Pines · 1950 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Movie Mischief
10 pp · humor; children
Willy Nilly

When Willy Nilly brags that he could become a movie actor just as easily as the famous child star Cuthbert Van Tyler, he decides to prove it by sneaking onto a film studio lot—only to accidentally wreak havoc on every set he encounters. But when his chaotic mishaps accidentally lead him to discover a pair of joke thieves trying to rob the studio, Willy and his dog Bobo get a real chance to be movie heroes. With tongue firmly planted in cheek, this humor story delivers slapstick mayhem, talking dogs, and a pint-sized rascal who learns there's more to stardom than just showing up.

Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Dudley
The Good Skate
3 pp · humor; children
Wendy

When Wendy volunteers to deliver her mother's prized entries to the school bazaar, she decides to test out her brand-new roller skates—a decision that leads to a spectacular tumble and what looks like a complete disaster. By the time she reaches the bazaar, the strawberry preserves and cake have been thoroughly scrambled together, and Wendy dreads facing her mother's disappointment. But sometimes the sweetest surprises come from the most chaotic accidents.

Go Fly a Kite
8 pp · humor; children
Willy Nilly

Willy Nilly gets caught in the middle when two boys can't agree on who deserves to take a girl to the school picnic—until they decide a kite-flying contest will settle it. But when Willy's oversized kite gets away from him at the contest grounds, he finds himself literally flying through town, leading to a wild series of mishaps that somehow puts him back in the judge's good graces. In the end, the girl has her own plans for both boys, and it has nothing to do with the picnic.

Boom Times
7 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Bobo

When mischievous Bobo accidentally commandeers a dynamite-loaded truck during a wild chase, the whole town braces for disaster—but sometimes trouble has a way of solving problems. In "Boom Times," the little troublemaker's reckless joyride creates an unexpected solution to the community's biggest challenge: building a tunnel through the mountain for the new highway. It's a whimsical reminder that even the worst mishaps can lead to the best outcomes.

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