Bee 29 the Bombardier #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeBee-29 the Bombardier is an anthology comic featuring multiple characters and stories. The lead feature follows Bee-29, a flying insect hero, in a adventure involving a large reptilian creature. Additional stories include Eeny-Meeny-Moe, featuring anthropomorphic characters in domestic situations; Sammy Stork, a bird character engaged in delivery service comedies; Oliver Owl; and Spot and Dot. The comic presents lighthearted, humorous tales with animal and insect characters as the primary protagonists.
When the humans come calling for honey to support the war effort, the bees of Beeland mistake their intentions and mount a desperate defense—until a scrappy young bee named Bee-29 volunteers to save Queen Honey and discovers the truth that changes everything. Now promoted to Chief of War Production, Bee-29 must rally the hive to meet their quota, only to face a terrifying new threat: Hermann, a monstrous bee-eater dispatched by enemy forces. With Beeland under siege, Bee-29 takes to the skies in a wild aerial showdown that will determine the fate of his home.
Gee Gee the Talking Horse sets out for a pleasant ride through the countryside when he's flagged down by an old man in need of a lift to a mysterious castle. Once they arrive, Gee Gee discovers the castle's inhabitants—including the formidable Sir Egbert—have been dodging the man's tax collection efforts for two decades, and they've cooked up a challenge to settle the debt once and for all. When Gee Gee volunteers to take on the knight in combat instead, this pint-sized equine proves that brains and a little resourcefulness can trump brawn in the most unexpected ways.
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Reprinted in Teen Town Comics #[nn] (1948), Bombardier Comics #1
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