Devil Kids Starring Hot Stuff #29

In "Blazing Forks," Hot Stuff dons a cowboy outfit sent by his uncle Vulco, complete with a flame-shooting pistol, and takes on the role of a forest lawman in the Enchanted Forest. But when his trusty fork feels left out and starts to grow jealous, even the most heroic deeds can’t keep the peace—especially when one utensil’s feelings are on the line.

In "Prince Fungus," Princess Charma’s play date takes a turn when the son of her mother’s friend proves to be an obnoxious bully—until Hot Stuff steps in to handle the situation from the shadows. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this whimsical 1967 tale delivers a touch of fantasy mischief with a quietly heroic twist.

In "The Giantess of Jupiter," Stumbo finds himself whisked away to a distant planet where a towering queen demands a mate—only to be unimpressed by his ordinary charm. As the giantess reluctantly follows Stumbo’s lead, she begins to soften, learning kindness from a hero who’s far smaller than she imagined.