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Atomic Bunny #16 (1959)

Charlton · 1959 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Pepo, Cucu, and the Map!
8 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals; superhero
Atomic BunnyCount ZeaKing PepoPrince CucuPumpkin PeopleSly Fox (villain)

Atomic Bunny suspects the cunning Sly Fox of stealing his precious map of a secret carrot patch, but when the villain denies it, our hero must dig deeper to uncover the truth. King Pepo and Prince Cucu team up with Count Zea and the Pumpkin People to mount a daring rescue after discovering the fox's treachery, leading to an action-packed showdown as Atomic Bunny races to save his captured friends and recover what was taken from him.

Carrot Plot
5 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals; superhero
Atomic BunnyLi'l FoxesSly Fox (villain)

When Sly Fox hatches a scheme to drain Atomic Bunny of his powers by substituting fake carrots for the real atomic kind, the villain plants a garden of ordinary produce disguised with a convincing sign—only to watch his plan backfire when Atomic Bunny eats one and discovers the deception. With his strength restored and his sense of humor intact, Atomic Bunny turns the tables on the scheming fox in this 1959 adventure from Atomic Bunny #16.

It's a Flea Country
2 pp · humor
Timmy the Timid GhostSpot (an invisible dog)

Timmy the Timid Ghost brings his invisible dog Spot to a pet store after noticing the pup won't stop scratching—convinced the problem is fleas. When the bewildered shopkeeper can't see Spot at all, he's skeptical about selling flea powder for a dog he can't even perceive, but agrees to the sale anyway. What unfolds is a hilarious comedy of errors as the invisible fleas prove just as hard to spot as their host.

Helpful Kitty
2 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals; superhero
Atom the Cat

When a disagreement between a designer and his client gets heated, Atom the Cat steps in to help settle their dispute—but his well-meaning intervention only makes matters worse when he misunderstands exactly which wall needs a gateway. A two-page tale of feline meddling gone awry from Atomic Bunny #16 (1959).

If You Chang'um Mind
5 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals; superhero
Atomic BunnyBrave Heart (a dog)ChiefLi'l BunnyLi'l Chief

When the Chief gifts Atomic Bunny a hunting dog named Brave Heart, the eager pup proves to be hilariously incompetent in the field—getting bested by a pheasant and a raccoon in quick succession. As Atomic Bunny and Li'l Bunny witness Brave Heart's misadventures in the woods, they begin to suspect there's more to the dog's clumsiness than meets the eye.

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