Dates
- Cover date
- October 1953
- On sale
- 1953
- Pages
- 36
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
Stories
- Big Cleanup · 7 pages
Starting out as rival shampoo salesmen, Dinky and Rudy team-up to foil a pickpocket plaguing a local laundromat.
- Licking the Job · 1 pages
Dimwit takes a job as a dishwasher, but finds a cat to lick the plates clean.
- Papa's Kite Is a Sorry Sight · 1 pages
The boys have fun flying their kite, until Papa takes over.
- Cowboys Camouflage · 7 pages
Taken with Popalong Pig, a cowboy movie star, Dinky wreaks western-style havoc across Farmer Gray's farm. In the process, he routs a burglar and learns a lesson about movie idols.
- Using His Head · 1 pages
Awkward fielder Dinky, continually conked on the noggin by batted baseballs, decides to wear his fielder’s mitt on his head.
- Chow Time · 6 pages
Dinky and Rudy mistake an escaped circus lion for the "chow dog" that Dinky is expecting to receive as a gift.
- Over Exposed · 1 pages
Percy tries the old cartoon-standard trick of disguising a shotgun as a camera on a tripod, telling Little Roquefort “…I am going to SHOOT your picture with my special new camera!” Roquefort, who’s acted in a carton or three and knows his stuff, maneuvers Percy into position to catch the blast himself.
- Dimwit "Saves the Farm" · 2 pages
Farmer Gray employs Sylvester Fox as a hired hand to keep him from sneaking onto the farm and teasing the chickens. Dimwit is uncertain of what to make of this unusual turn of events. Eventually, though, he comes through as Farmer Gray had hoped.
- Bandit Blues · 6 pages
With the stationmaster off for lunch, Dinky fears that a bandit is coming to rob the Podunk Corners railway express station of its stored cargo. When none of the farm gang believe him, Dinky takes it upon himself to rout the intruder with three full pages of slapstick violence.
Reprinted in
Terry-Toons Comics (1950)