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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.
In the dense heart of Zanzibar’s uncharted jungle, Jean pleads with Lucifer—once known to her as Frank—to track down her missing fiancé, Ralph. When Rong, a local guide, hints at knowing the truth, Lucifer and Lah seize him, only to lose both him and Jean when he escapes with their canoe into the wild.
In a town where dogs struggle to find work, capitalist Wolfhound offers a job building a factory—only for the workers to realize too late it’s for hot dogs. With sharp wit and a dash of dark humor, this 1939 four-pager delivers a clever twist on labor and exploitation, all through the lens of anthropomorphic animals.
Learn how to keep your tropical fish healthy and thriving in this practical guide to raising guppies! Mr. Scales walks you through the common diseases that can affect your tank—drooping fins, white spots, fungus, and consumption—and shares tried-and-true treatments for each, from warm water baths with mercurochrome to salt soaks for injured fish. Whether you're a seasoned aquarist or just starting your hobby, this straightforward advice will help you keep your finned friends in top shape.
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