Dates
- Cover date
- November 1946
- On sale
- 1946
- Pages
- 52
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
Stories
- Socks Shredder Smokey · 1 pages
Smokey finds a way to quickly dry the Chief's wet socks... at least what's left of them.
- Warring with Cap Woody · 12 pages
In Toyland, Felix rescues Dolly from the high castle tower in which she is being held by toy soldier Cap Woody.
- Untitled · 9 pages
Wrongly charged with the murder of her ex-husband and deadbeat dad, Mr. Brotherly aka Sam Cider, Cindy is jailed awaiting trial. She is forced into a prison break by two hardened female criminals to be used as a getaway pilot.
- Down Memory Lame · 1 pages
Smokey drives himself nuts trying to remember something important that he had to do.
- Shortcutting a Sign · 1 pages
The Chief makes a deal for a cut-rate sign for the firehouse.
- Alley... Oops! · 1 pages
Smokey installs a home bowling alley in a room too small to accommodate one.
- A Hot Delivery · 1 pages
If the firemen won't come to the fire, the fire will go to the firemen.
- Milking It for All He's Worth · 1 pages
Smokey comes up with a way to foil a persistent thief from stealing his milk deliveries. ...Or does he?
- Payroll Robbery Gang · 6 pages
Slats Varrel's gang holds up a payroll courier and carjacks an armored car, killing innocents in the process of both acts. After a wild road chase, the criminals meet their doom at a highway construction crew's blasting site.
- Discovery · 2 pages
Young Babe Worth must become the hunter/provider for his family when his father breaks his leg hunting in the October cold of Canada.
- Into the Woods · 2 pages
Uncle Bim finances a camping trip for Chester and Bull Moose. Bull Moose, "the biggest, strongest, most resourceful woodman in the world", eschews the conveniences provided by Uncle Bim and prefers to rough it. The pair take off in a self-made dugout canoe to adventures lying ahead.
Characters
Reprinted in
Smilin' Jack (1948)