Hanna-Barbera Cave Kids #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Sheepy Shale," the Cave Kids embark on a field trip to find rare rocks, only to have their adventure take a surprising turn when a bird steals one and flies off with it. Short Stuff follows, tumbles down a hill, and ends up in the bird’s nest—where he discovers a treasure trove of rare rocks and a single egg waiting to hatch. With a clever plan and a little help, he ensures the bird and its chick take flight, but the real challenge begins when the car carrying their haul proves too heavy to move. Written by Del Connell and illustrated in the classic Hanna-Barbera style, this 1979 adventure captures the spirit of youthful curiosity and unexpected detours.
In "Buddy Boulder," the perpetually hungry kid finds himself with no cash and no snacks—until he lands a paper route. When a burglar strikes during his deliveries, Buddy’s quick thinking helps catch the culprit, earning him just enough reward money to buy four copies of the paper. With those in hand, he builds a snack-height perch to finally reach the super-sky-high sundae he’s been dreaming of.
In "Small Stuff," the Cave Kids set out on a field trip to find rare rocks—until a bird snatches one and flies off with it. Short Stuff, determined to follow, tumbles down a hill and ends up in the bird’s nest, where he discovers a trove of rare rocks and a single egg. With the bird’s future in mind, Short Stuff helps the egg hatch, setting the parent and chick free to fly. But when the group’s car proves too heavy to move, their treasure-filled triumph turns into a long, sweaty push home.
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↩ Reprints Cave Kids #1 (1963), Pebbles Flintstone #1 (1963), Cave Kids #4 (1964), Cave Kids #7 (1964), Cave Kids #9 (1965)
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