Devil Kids Starring Hot Stuff #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Devil and the King of Zam [Part 1]," Stumbo arrives in Tinytown with a sack of oversized toys, only to find the children too afraid to play—until the toys unexpectedly become the key to driving off a band of invading trolls. Warren Kremer’s dynamic art brings the whimsy and tension to life, with his distinct pencils and inks defining the look of this 1966 Harvey classic, all captured in a cover by Kremer that perfectly mirrors the story’s playful yet perilous tone.
In "The Devil and the King of Zam [Part 1]," Hot Stuff is hired by Count Nazti to eliminate King Mufti of Zam—only to discover the so-called king is actually just a young boy caught in a family power struggle, with his uncle scheming to seize the throne. The story unfolds with classic 1966 humor and whimsical fantasy, blending mischief and moral choices in a tale where appearances are deceiving.
In the cozy, snow-dusted village of Tinytown, Stumbo’s winter woes take an unexpected turn when the townsfolk knit him a pair of long underwear meant to keep him warm—only it’s far too itchy to wear. Determined to find a better way, Stumbo sets out on a small, surprisingly clever quest to solve his chilly conundrum.
In "Some Toys," Stumbo arrives in Tinytown with a sack of oversized playthings, but the children are too afraid to touch them—until the giant toys unexpectedly help the villagers drive off a band of invading trolls.
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↩ Reprints Hot Stuff, the Little Devil #59 (1964)
Reprinted in Hot Stuff, the Little Devil #117 (1973)
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