Atomic Rabbit #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAtomic Rabbit #2 is an anthology containing at least two stories. The main story features Atomic Rabbit defending against invading spaceships that he repels after receiving a distress call, then later confronting a fox villain who he manages to trap behind bars. A secondary story, "Fuzzy Bear Takes a Trip," shows Fuzzy Bear discovering that an open road only leads to trouble, after which he seeks employment as a truck driver and brings along a friend as an assistant.
When a duplicitous fox manages to trap Atomic Rabbit and impersonate him, he seizes the opportunity to seize control of Rabbitville by striking a sinister deal with invaders from a space city planet. With the real Atomic Rabbit imprisoned and his friends suffering under the fox's tyrannical rule, it falls to Li'l Foxes to discover the truth and restore their hero to action. Atomic Rabbit must face off against the extraterrestrial threat before the fox's schemes plunge their world into darkness.
Sherlock the Monk and Chuck get the call of a lifetime when the Mayor summons them with a lucrative case to solve—but a detour to find tobacco for Sherlock's pipe keeps derailing their investigation. When they finally track down a mysterious man with an eye patch who may hold the key, they realize the real mystery is whether they'll ever make it to collect their reward.
When Willie the Worm joins his pal Sammy Skunk on the volunteer fire department, an emergency call sends them racing to a burning house—but Willie's inexperience behind the fire engine wheel and a crucial equipment oversight threaten to turn the rescue into a disaster. As flames spread toward the nearby paper mill, Willie descends into the darkness to find the source of their water pressure problem, with consequences that neither firefighter could have anticipated.
When Fuzzy Bear decides the open road—or rather, the railroad—is the life for him, he ditches his job opportunity with Benny Beaver and sneaks aboard a freight train as a hobo. What follows is a wild, punishment-filled journey as Fuzzy discovers that hitching a ride on a train undergoing a brutal test run is far rougher than any honest work could ever be.
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