Ha ha, that crow will surely suffer some kind of leg or back injury! Hilarious!
Here are a couple of funny animals books picked up at a recent local flea market while finding some goodies for the shop…Goofy Comics #24 (February 1948):

…and Krazy Krow #1 (1958, reprinting a comic from 1945):

I do so enjoy the off-brand (i.e. not Disney, Warner Bros., or DC Comics) funny animal comics from the Golden Age. So many oddball characters that only so briefly saw the light of day, and are now mostly gone and forgotten save for the occasional archaeological find like these.
The bags for these comics had, shall we say, optimistic pricing written upon them:

…which turned out to be Overstreet’s near mint pricing for the books. As it turned out, the comics were sold for much cheaper than the marked prices, which is a good thing since the seller had marked the near mint price for the original 1940s Krazy Krow comic, and not the decade-later reprint this was.
Anyway, I totally kept these for myself, which is one of the two perks I have at this job (the other being the cruel mistreatment of my employees). And I decided to just show them off in this post instead of writing out my usual overly-verbose Monday posts since I’m coming down with a cold, I think, and also I just watched the Breaking Bad finale and you seriously expect me to write anything after seeing that? C’mon.
Wow, gcbd.org indicates that Goofy Comics issue has text pieces with illustrations by Frank Frazetta! Obviously very early stuff for him. Can you recognize his style at all?
oops. comics.org. I’m getting old and forgetful.
http://www.comics.org/issue/236634/
Mike, I thought you’d be super-delighted to know that the new Reaper miniatures Kickstarter has started and as a $10 add on you can get a finely wrought gelatinous cube.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1513061270/reaper-miniatures-bones-ii-the-return-of-mr-bones/posts
Looks like we could use the page counts for those two text pieces, if you want to email me that info I’ll get it added.