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Spunky #1 (1949)

Pines · 1949 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Spunky Gets His Wish!
8 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals; western-frontier
Spunky KiddStanleySam Kidd, Spunky's fatherBillClint

In "Spunky Gets His Wish!" from Spunky #1 (1949), a young cowboy named Spunky finally gets his heart's desire—a horse—only to find his new steed, Stanley, is a talking horse with a stubborn streak. When Stanley refuses to work, Spunky must convince his father to keep him, turning a potential dismissal into a surprising partnership.

Heap Small Injun
5 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals; western-frontier
Spunky KiddStanleySam Kidd, Spunky's fatherMr. Lee (introduction)Cora Sue Lee (introduction)Mrs. Kidd

In "Heap Small Injun," Spunky tries to dodge an invitation from Cora Sue Lee by claiming he’s too busy with "injun trouble"—only to be outwitted when she disguises herself as a peace-seeking Indian chief. The prank leads to an unexpected kiss from the "squaws," leaving Spunky blissfully daydreaming on his porch once he learns the truth.

Spunky and the Badman
6 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals; western-frontier
Spunky KiddStanleysheriffLaramie Luke (villain)Slim (villain)Sam KiddCora Sue Lee

Young Spunky Kidd and his friend Stanley are minding their own business on a fence-riding job when a drifter crashes their camp—and things only get messier from there. After the stranger slips away from the sheriff, Spunky overhears a plot to rustle cattle from his own ranch and Cora Sue Lee's place, setting him on a collision course with the outlaw and his gang.

In the Ghost Mine
6 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals; western-frontier
Spunky KiddStanleytwo ghosts

Spunky and Stanley set out to explore the legendary Marigold Mine despite their nerves about the ghost stories surrounding it, only to find themselves face-to-face with some unexpected inhabitants. What starts as a nerve-wracking adventure into a haunted mine quickly spirals into chaos when the two pals encounter the mine's ghostly residents and their quarrelsome ways. It's a wild romp through the Old West that proves sometimes curiosity gets you in deeper than you bargained for.

Too Many Chores
3 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals; western-frontier
StanleySpunky Kidd

In "Too Many Chores," Stanley dreams of a carefree day out with Spunky, only to find his friend buried under a mountain of chores. As they race through a whirlwind of animal-powered errands across the frontier, the pace builds to a hilarious, breathless climax—where even the most energetic duo can't outrun exhaustion.

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