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Classics Illustrated Junior, #545
(Famous Authors, Ltd., 1957)
The Donkey and the Salt takes up three pages (28-30). In this version of the story, the owner returns with the donkey three times in one day to the same place. The owner is happy in the end that he has taught the beast ...
Funny Fables
(Decker Publications Inc.,, 1957)
I will list one number of this comic book to have an example in the collection. This issue includes Midas, The Boy Who Lost His Size, The Wolf Boy, The Princess with the Horrible Hairdo, Rumpelstiltskin, David and the ...
Classics Illustrated Junior, #548
(Famous Authors Ltd., 1958)
Charles Santino reported in Aesop's Fables #3 (1991) that he had heard from John Haufe that an Aesopic fable appeared as back-up story in about forty Classics Junior Illustrated issues between #509 and #572. I followed ...
Classics Illustrated Junior, #525
(Famous Authors, 1956)
MM takes up two pages (29-30). She has a hand on the pail until the fateful panel where she tosses her head. A cat lapping up the milk tells her that that should teach her not to count her chickens before they are ...
Classics Illustrated Junior, #517
(Famous Authors, 1955)
TMCM takes up three pages (28-30). Elmer visits Otto in the country. The door bursts open, a huge dog comes in, and is followed by the master. The two mice escape inside the hole by which they entered the dining room. ...
Classics Illustrated Junior, #529
(Gilberton, 1964)
The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing takes up two pages (29-30). The wolf was leading one of the lambs away in his first disguised effort when the shepherd saw what was happening and threw a rock at his head and hit him. What ...
Classics Illustrated Junior, #522
(Gilberton, 1965)
TH takes up three pages (28-30). A wolf at the finish line provides the moral Hurrah for the tortoise! He proved that you should never be too sure of yourself! $.15.
Classics Illustrated Junior, #524
(Gilberton, 1964)
The Raven and the Swan takes up two pages (29-30). The raven spends a week in the lake and is starving, when he returns back to his raven friend. I do not know how often I have seen a good picture of a skinny raven, but ...
Classics Illustrated Junior, #531
(Gilberton, 1967)
BC takes up three pages (28-30). The chair of the meeting asks three individuals if they will hang the bell around the cat's neck, and each says no. The basic situation supposed here seems to be a meeting of a board, ...
Classics Illustrated Junior, #523
(Gilberton, 1964)
FC takes up two pages (29-30). The fox announcing the moral (You should not listen to people who tell you things you know are not true) winks wonderfully. $.15.