Beep Beep the Road Runner #80
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Early Risers," the Road Runners flee the desert for a remote island sanctuary—only to discover that safety comes with its own kind of speed. Jack Manning's dynamic art brings the chase to life, with every panel bursting with the classic slapstick energy of the series, while the cover by Manning captures the moment the escape begins.
In "Retreat and Return," the Road Runners flee the desert for a remote island sanctuary, hoping for peace—only to discover that safety comes with its own kind of chase. The story follows their unexpected struggle against a new, relentless set of predators in a place they never thought could be dangerous.
Beep Beep hands his sons a trumpet, a flute, and a trombone, only to send them packing after their off-key jam session. The resulting noise draws Wile E. Coyote, who mistakes the chaotic music for a chance to catch his quarry—though he may have misjudged the real target.
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