#38

Synopsis

A father thinks his son asks him silly questions and so he gives him silly answers which annoys his mother. When the boy asks him where he came from, the father replies "The stork brought you." The boy asks "How did the stork know where to bring me?" The father replies "I blew my magic whistle" (which is a hunter's moose horn). The boy takes the horn outside and blows it and when the father goes to retrieve it, he sees dozens of storks delivering dozens of babies.

Reprinted from

• Frankenstein #6
• Jumbo Comics #106
• Jumbo Comics #144
• Jumbo Comics #146
• Rangers Comics #59
• Weird Mysteries #2
• Adventures into the Unknown #41
• Marvel Tales #120
• Uncanny Tales #23
• Forbidden Worlds #43
• Strange Tales #46
• Tales to Astonish #4
• Forbidden Worlds #107
• Unknown Worlds #44
• Adventures into the Unknown #162
• Strange Fantasy #4
• Mysteries of Unexplored Worlds #8
• Unusual Tales #6
• This Magazine Is Haunted #17
• Adventures into Darkness #13
• Nightmare #1
• Weird Chills #1

Credits

Script

Richard Hughes, Dick Briefer, Marilyn Mercer

Pencils

Bernard Baily, Iger Shop, Pete Costanza, Sheldon Moldoff, Jack Kamen, Ogden Whitney, Steve Ditko, Bill Walsh, Charles Nicholas, Gene Colan, Eugene Hughes, Tony DiPreta, Dick Briefer, Gene Fawcette, Everett Kinstler, Joe Sinnott, King Ward, Jerry Grandenetti, Bill Ely, Bob McCarthy

Inks

Bernard Baily, Iger Shop, Pete Costanza, Sheldon Moldoff, Jack Kamen, Ogden Whitney, Steve Ditko, Bill Walsh, Vince Alascia, Gene Colan, Eugene Hughes, Tony DiPreta, Dick Briefer, Gene Fawcette, Everett Kinstler, Joe Sinnott, King Ward, Jerry Grandenetti, Bill Ely, Bob McCarthy

Letters

Charlotte Jetter, Jon D'Agostino, Ray Holloway, Abe Kanegson