Spaced Out Herbie #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Space-Age Herbie!", young Herbie takes a wild leap into the unknown when he builds a rocket to enter a high-stakes space race—fueled by dreams of a swimming pool and a little help from his animal friends. With his neighbor Professor Flipdome away and a rival racer named Black Bumby in hot pursuit, Herbie’s outlandish plan takes off in a rush of chaos and ingenuity. Written by Shane O'Shea and brought to life with dynamic art by Ogden Whitney, this 1999 adventure features a bold cover by Dan Day.
In "Space-Age Herbie!", Herbie takes a job with the eccentric Dr. Dimwit after his father’s balloon company flops—only to find himself launched into a bizarre cosmic adventure when Dimwit unveils Planet Percival, a world where lollipops pack a surprising punch. Written by a team known for their playful absurdity and drawn with a delightfully offbeat flair, this 11-page romp blends sci-fi silliness with a touch of superhero satire, all centered on a boy, a candy-powered planet, and the wild idea that sweetness might just be the key to interstellar travel.
In "Race Through Space!", Herbie’s determined to build a swimming pool, so he hitches a ride on a space race his dad entered—only to take matters into his own paws when he discovers his neighbor Professor Flipdome’s rocket is unattended. With a crew of animal friends and a makeshift ship, Herbie blasts off, facing off against the slick and sneaky Black Bumby, who’s got no intention of letting a kid steal the spotlight.
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↩ Reprints Herbie #6 (1964), Herbie #19 (1966), Herbie #6 (1991)
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