I Would Love To Read About That Honestly.

I would love to read about that honestly.

So while browsing through Walt Disney’s Comics and Stories issues to catalogue stories with Gyro, I kinda got hooked on Li’l Bad Wolf. For those of you, who don’t know, ithe titular character is a son of Zeke, the Big Bad Wolf, who’s a sweet kid. His father want him to be bad, because that’s what wolveas are supposed to be, but Li’l Wolf likes going to school and doing good deeds, and his best friends are Three Little Pigs.

Now, there are supposed to be stories when Big Bad Wolf goes into Papa Wolf mode, and even gives up the opportunity to get Three Pigs when safety of Li’l Wolf is at risk… but I’m yet to find them.

So in the meantime I thought out my own Big Bad Papa Wolf story:

While playing with friends, Li’l Wolf accidently steps on the bear trap and gets hurt. His father sees it and gets angry, but he doesn’t say anything. He only releases his son and then leaves him to be tended by his friends. Now Big Bad Wolf spends whole afternoon looking for the owner of the bear trap and when he finally finds him, he gives him a long, loud rant about scattering dengerous things around the forest, because dude, there are kids in this woods and be careful when you put your bloody stuff. When he’s done, Big Bad Wolf comes back to his son, takes him home and for the next couple of weeks, he lets him recover, while doing all of Li’l Wolf’s chores.

Maximillian goof throughout the years of Disney

best character ever!

Today’s #ToonJune prompt was to do any previous prompt. I went with another cartoon character from the 40’s and a favorite of mine with Li'l Bad Wolf.

i will never understand why disney didn’t make a series outta this

Li'l Bad Wolf comics, Disney ca. 1950s

I love that Li'l Bad Wolf is friends with the Three Little Pigs! That's gotta bug Papa Big Bad big time. Lol. That and Li'l's constant bathin' and readin' and whatnot!

Although perennially credited to Walt Disney, the true artists on this excellent and enjoyable strip at the time of these comics publication (early 1950s) included: Gil Turner, Harvey Eisenberg, Evert Geradts and Bas Heymans.

P.S. - the next to last panel is from a Li'l Bad Wolf comic splash page, I swear! At least that's where I found it.

I really like this goofy old wolf but no one makes fanart of him :,)