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"Red" Rabbit Comics
Date | Number: 1 | Lang: English (en)
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File nameRed_Rabbit_001__Dearfield___Jan_1947___c2c___Los_Pollos_Hermanos_.cbz
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Another anthropomorphic-funny Animals series, that I really like. The drawings are "flowing" and look like they come from a cartoon, really wonderful! And there are bears too !. :-) Obviously it took many years for the series to be completely here at CB+, so I'm actually glad, that I discovered CB+ so late. :-) Thanks again to the owners of the comics, the scanners, the uploaders and of course CB+. I think the reason, I like these types of comics so much, is because they remind me of the cartoons and movies, I saw on TV as a kid. :-)
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Eisenberg's association with Hanna-Barbera is made obvious by these Tom & Jerry-esque drawings!
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You should take a look at Dearfield's Red Rabbit's sister series, Foxy Fagan, which had most of its features written, storyboarded, penciled and inked by Harvey Eisenberg. Both Foxy Fagan (Fox), and Pete(Cat) & Tweet (bird) are his showcase features in that series. Foxy looks a lot like his Tom Cat he drew at MGM. Same is true for Pete Cat. Tweet looks very much like WB's Tweety Bird, and Foxy's sidekick is a slow-moving hound dog, who is a clone of MGM's Droopy(Happy Hound). The artwork is great - up to WB, MGM, and Walter Lantz standards. Most of Red Rabbit's features were NOT drawn by Eisenberg. Little Buck (Native American boy) is a clone of Disney's Little Hiawatha, Hick & Slick are clones of Disney's Country and City Mouse, Pancakes is a little highly stereotyped African-American boy who was a clone of Walter Lantz's (Racist stereotype) Li'l Eightball, and Bugsy Bear and his 2 boy cubs were clones of Paul Terry's Terry Bears. The aet is great, and very animated. It is higher quality than many of the other Funny Animals from The 1940s.
  
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Name"Red" Rabbit Comics 1 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 52 | Frequency: bi-monthly
 
Cover1 page
GenreAnthropomorphic-funny Animals; Western-frontier
 
Comic StoryThe Chicken Hearted (1 page)
FeatureKing Looey
GenreAnthropomorphic-funny Animals
Notesthe inside-front cover
 
Comic StoryRevenge! / "Red" Rabbit (12 pages)
GenreAnthropomorphic-funny Animals; Western-frontier
PencilsHarvey Eisenberg
 
Comic StoryNo Title (8 pages)
FeatureKing Looey the Lion
GenreAnthropomorphic-funny Animals
First LineGosh - am I tired!
 
Comic StoryKiller Diller (6 pages)
FeatureCubby Scouts
GenreAnthropomorphic-funny Animals
 
Text StorySniffy Finds a Friend! (2 pages)
FeatureSniffy Skunk
Letterstypeset
GenreAnthropomorphic-funny Animals
 
Comic StoryNo Title (8 pages)
GenreAnthropomorphic-funny Animals
First LineHello, Sarge - officer Mutt reporting.
 
Comic StoryNo Title (6 pages)
FeatureSlappsy Squirrel
GenreAnthropomorphic-funny Animals
First LineAhhhhhh - deep dish acorn pie!
 
Comic StoryNo Title (6 pages)
FeatureLittle Pinfeathers
GenreAnthropomorphic-funny Animals
First LineHello Mama, hello Papa!
 
Comic StoryThe Archer (1 page)
FeatureOfficer Mutt
GenreAnthropomorphic-funny Animals
Notesthe inside-back cover
 
Publisher advertisementLaugh Around the Clock (1 page)
FeatureFoxy Fagan
NotesThe back cover.
 
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