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Hunk #4 (1962)

Charlton · 1962 · 36 pages

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Contains 2 stories
The Guys from the Phone Booth
25 pp · children
Cecil

When two young fans meet the thrilling film producer Arnie Pitchrock after seeing his latest monster picture, they're invited to visit a real walkie set—and he hints they might even fight an actual Earth Eater. Cecil and his friend Hunk spend the next day hunting for proof that such creatures exist, searching through a museum's fossil collection and mysterious exhibits from ancient times, all while wondering if Pitchrock was serious about tomorrow's adventure. It's a wild ride through past wonders and present-day movie magic that'll have you guessing what's real and what's just Hollywood showmanship.

The Search
5 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals; children
Balthasar

Uncle Balthasar is puzzled by his own long beard and sets out to discover who—or what—he really is, trying on identities as an actor, an artist, and a beatnik before a helpful friend finally provides the answer. This funny-animal romp, published in 1962, is a lighthearted chase through mistaken identity that builds to an unexpectedly simple truth.

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