Devil Kids Starring Hot Stuff #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "What to Do on a Rainy Day Land?", Hot Stuff stumbles upon a whimsical ad that leads him to a bizarre amusement park where game pieces come to life and vie for his time. With playful energy and surreal charm, Warren Kremer’s artwork brings the oddball world to life, both in the story and on the cover he both penciled and inked.
When Hot Stuff grows restless on a rainy day, he stumbles upon an ad for the whimsical What to Do on a Rainy Day Land—where talking game pieces vie for his time in a playful, fantastical twist on boredom.
In "Comfort Thy Enemy," Hot Stuff stumbles into an unlikely act of kindness when he tries to follow Charma’s advice—helping even an enemy—only to find himself rescuing a baby ogre, a young troll, and a witch, all in need. Written by a mysterious hand and drawn with playful charm, the story turns the usual hero-vs.-monster trope on its head with a heartwarming twist.
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Reprinted in Hot Stuff Sizzlers #32 (1968)
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