Back in the 1920s, Albertine Randall Wheelan brought life in that all-rabbit town of Rabbitboro to life daily in the newspapers. Focusing on the Dumbunny family (hard-working Ma, shopowner Pa, struggling student Dick, eager learner Dora, and little baby Dummy), the series still spends a lot of time on sexy Fanny Flapper, Pastor Popeye who sees after the town’s souls, Mrs. Popeye who sees that the town’s gossip gets delivered, and others. The cartoonist brings her experience as both a children’s magazine illustrator and a theatrical costume designer to create images that are rich and lovely, in strips that are quite humorous and just a mite racy. This is the first collection of this strip in almost a century, but it should quickly show comic strip fans why this is one that should not be forgotten. Over 300 strips, an entire year of the series run, are included in this affordable, adorable volume.

  • 110 pages, black and white
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 979-8-951697-09-7
  • Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 8.5 x 8.5 inches

By About Comics

About Comics, founded and run by Eisner Award-winning writer Nat Gertler, has been reprinting comics of various forms since 1999. Based in Camarillo, California, About Comics has published not just comics reprints (of comic strips, cartoon books, comic books, and graphic novels) but also original comics, comics how-to material, original and reprint prose novels, and historic material like the Negro Motorist Green Book. More information is available at AboutComics.com.