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Re: Real Funnies 1

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ComicMike

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Re: Real Funnies 1
« on: August 17, 2020, 08:30:02 AM »
I like "Bernie, the fox" (page 16). Not all stories are anthro. animal comics, some stories are with human characters. The story of "Stinky, the little skunk" is very amusing (page 62). Because everyone is fleeing from him, Stinky thinks, that he is the king of the jungle, he probably doesn't know, that his smell drives everyone away. Stinky thinks, he can be naughty to anyone, but ... ;-)

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Robb_K

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Re: Real Funnies 1
« Reply #1 on: August 17, 2020, 06:20:18 PM »
Quote from: Comickraut on August 17, 2020, 08:30:02 AM

I like "Bernie, the fox" (page 16). Not all stories are anthro. animal comics, some stories are with human characters. The story of "Stinky, the little skunk" is very amusing (page 62). Because everyone is fleeing from him, Stinky thinks, that he is the king of the jungle, he probably doesn't know, that his smell drives everyone away. Stinky thinks, he can be naughty to anyone, but ... ;-)

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Real Funnies was Ned Pines' Nedor Publishing's first semi-regular funny animal catch-all comic book series, before its "Coo-Coo", "Goofy", "Barnyard", "Happy", and Coo-Coo spinoff, "Super Mouse Comics" became established, and proven to sell successfully.
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