Buster Bunny #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeBuster Bunny and his friend Ruby encounter a group of bullies at a deserted hotel who force them to reveal the location of a gold mine, then pursue them through the snow. After a series of chases involving trees, fences, and sleds, Buster and Ruby manage to escape. The issue also includes "Pierpont and the Penguins," a story about a little polar bear named Pierpont who is teased by penguins about his unusually large feet until his mother explains they were given to him for a purpose—he eventually uses them to swim the penguins to safety when they're stranded on an ice floe, earning their admiration.
When Buster Bunny chases Chip Chipmunk for snatching his father's valuable watch, the pursuit spirals wildly out of control—from the local airport straight onto an unmanned experimental aircraft that flies them far from home. Forced to crash-land in the frozen wilds of Alaska, Buster and his friend Bill find themselves tangled in a dangerous misunderstanding that puts them in the sights of ruthless gold prospectors. With Chip's help and plenty of icy mishaps along the way, the trio must outwit their pursuers and find a way back to Pottsville before it's too late.
Goofy Gander convinces a reluctant Buddy Bear to join him for a snowy sleigh ride, but what starts as a fun winter outing quickly spirals into a wild, out-of-control adventure. As the sled barrels downhill with neither passenger steering and disaster piling up at every turn, both friends learn that sometimes the warmth of a fireplace beats the chaos of the snow.
Chester Cat fancies himself the tough guy to clean up the town—until the Mayor appoints him as the city's official G-Man, only for the boastful feline to discover the job means garbage collection. When members of the Curly Baloni Gang accidentally end up in Chester's truck during a heist, he stumbles into the capture that could make him a local hero.
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