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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Go A-Huntin'," a 1939 Centaur comic, unemployed dogs in town find unexpected work when the slick capitalist Wolfhound offers them a chance to build a factory—only to reveal the true purpose once construction is complete. Written, drawn, inked, and lettered by Dick Ryan, this clever satire blends humor and irony in a story where the workers’ clever twist on their own fate keeps the stakes high and the laughs sharp. The cover by Fred Schwab captures the story’s playful menace with a striking, dynamic image.
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There is no work to be had for the dogs in town, until capitalist Wolfhound comes along to hire everyone to build him a factory. The workers discover that the factory is for hot dogs. They complete it, get their pay, then tear down the building before they get turned into produce.
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