Carvel Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeCaptain Carvel and Moby Dick team up to save Lt. Good Deed from Captain Blackberry, who’s demanding the secret to a mysterious treasure map. When Blackberry’s mood improves after a treat of ice cream and shakes, he surprisingly agrees to share the solution—leading to a treasure trove of fresh ice cream.
When the townsfolk of Prairie City start vanishing mid-sip, Captain Carvel rides in to solve the mystery of the Soda Slinger—a notorious drink thief with a taste for the fizzy and fast. With the unnamed sheriff and the townsfolk cheering from the sidelines, Carvel faces off against the straw-wielding outlaw in a showdown that leaves only one thing clear: the real thirst is for justice.
When Buddy Bear crashes the camp of Captain Carvel and the kids, stealing their snacks and leaving only melted ice cream in his wake, the team must think fast—especially when the forest rangers arrive via signal flag. With the ice cream safely buried and the bikes mysteriously gone, the young adventurers and their bear friend are left with a mystery to solve.
Captain Carvel teams up with Sir Knighty Knight to stop the mischievous Saturday Knight, only to discover their foe has been secretly taking the same Carvel Chewable Vitamins that power their own heroic efforts.
When Tubby dreams of becoming a high wire artist after seeing the Greek Star perform, his friends mock him for being too heavy to ever balance on a wire. Captain Carvel steps in to help, arranging a visit with the Greek Star, who shares his secret: fresh food and Thinny Thin Frozen Desserts are the key to strength and grace. A few weeks later, Tubby’s transformation is real, and he’s entertaining neighborhood kids with his own high wire act—proof that determination and the right choices can lift you up, literally and figuratively.
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