Moon Mullins #8

1949-04-01 · 36 pages

The issue features two main stories by Frank Willard. In the first story, Moon Mullins encourages young Kayo to kiss Mamie goodbye, leading to comedic chaos when Kayo chases her around the house and accidentally splashes through a window. The second story, "Doggone!," follows a Board of Health dog pound vehicle driven by characters who encounter a runaway dog named Flash causing mayhem throughout the city. A third story, "Kitty Higgins," shows the young character engaging in various small business ventures, including trading a dog for a gun and bicycle, then attempting to profit from his accumulated goods.

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