Animal Adventures #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Animal Adventures #1 This anthology issue contains multiple animal-centered stories. "Unk the Dragon Slayer" features a brave rabbit knight who defeats a dragon to save a group of young animal companions, earning their admiration for his bravery. "What's in a Name?" tells of Regie Skunk, a young skunk shunned by other forest animals because of his name and odor, who hopes to change their perception and make friends by getting a new identity. Additional stories include adventures featuring anthropomorphic animal characters in comedic situations, including a tale involving Blackheart Louie, an actor and producer character involved in various escapades with vehicles and road blocks.
King Karrott's nephews won't let the matter rest when they demand to see the legendary purple dragon he claims to have captured—forcing the royal rabbit into an embarrassing predicament that demands immediate magical intervention. With the court magician's help, King Karrott sets out to stage an elaborate dragon encounter for the boys, but things spiral wildly out of control when a *real* dragon arrives on the scene. It's a hilarious romp that proves sometimes the greatest adventures come from the smallest fibs.
Soopermutt, a cowardly dog who once feared even kittens, discovers a mysterious bottle of "Invincible Ink" that's supposed to transform him into a fearless hero—but when he accidentally swallows the whole thing, the magic only activates when he lands upside-down. Now this dopey hound is convinced he's invincible and ready to take on his first case, though his newfound powers have a habit of wearing off at the worst possible moments.
When filmmaker Orsen Buggy begins shooting his movie "Bank Nite Tonite," a real bank robbery erupts on set—and the crooks make off with both the loot and his precious film. Chasing down the thieves, Buggy finds himself at the mercy of the villainous Blackheart Louie, who forces him into service as a reluctant stunt performer in Louie's own picture show. Our resourceful hero must navigate danger and mayhem as Louie and his partner Snake Eye put him through increasingly harrowing scenes.
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Reprinted in Animal Adventures #1 (1953), Atomic Rabbit #4 (1956), Kiddie Kapers #10 (1963), Kiddie Kapers #14 (1963)
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