Atomic Bunny #18

When a villain slips a mysterious starch formula into Atomic Bunny's lemonade, our hero finds himself rigid as a statue—barely able to move or speak. With Sly Fox and his gang making their getaway after robbing the Bunnyville Bank, Atomic Bunny must rely on the few parts of himself still under his control to track down the crooks before they escape town for good.

When Atomic Bunny agrees to train a young admirer named Percy in the ways of heroism, he quickly realizes the boy's determination might be tougher to handle than any supervillain. Atomic Bunny tries a clever trick with an ordinary carrot, but when an unexpected encounter with a hungry buzzard forces Percy to rise to the occasion, the boy discovers he might have more heroic potential than anyone—including his reluctant mentor—bargained for.

Uncle Simon takes a young student out for a fishing lesson, confident in his superior angling skills—but what should be a simple outing on the water quickly turns into a comedy of mishaps and misunderstandings. As the two compete to land the biggest catch, their lines become tangled in unexpected ways that neither of them anticipated.

Atomic Bunny tackles a dangerous problem: a squad of paratroopers can't control their descent or landing zone during training jumps. When Atomic Bunny takes a test jump himself and lands in the water—then accidentally destroys a jeep back on land—he spots a solution in the wreckage and races back to his workshop. By the time the General arrives to inspect the operation, Atomic Bunny returns with an ingenious steering device that transforms the chaotic jumps into a flawless demonstration.