Hot Stuff, the Little Devil #151
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "UNhappy Birthday (Part 1)," Hot Stuff’s birthday celebration takes a wild turn when he’s dragged underground to face a devil judge for his persistent goodness—so good, it’s considered a crime. Punished with a green hue and given one last chance to turn back, he returns to the Enchanted Forest, where a chance encounter with a lovesick prince sparks a new idea. Art by Howie Post, this 1979 Harvey classic captures a whimsical twist on morality, all in a 40-cent comic.
In "UNhappy Birthday (Part 1)" from *Hot Stuff, the Little Devil #151*, Hot Stuff’s birthday celebration takes a wild turn when his relentless good deeds summon a devil judge who turns him green and demands he learn to misbehave. Back in the Enchanted Forest, a chance encounter with a lovesick prince sparks a new kind of mischief—one that might just change everything.
In "Bad Deeds (Part 2)" from *Hot Stuff, the Little Devil* #151, Hot Stuff finds himself in a tricky situation as he carries out a series of actions that look mischievous—helping Prince Fatso in ways that seem like bad deeds but quietly lead to unexpected good outcomes. The story unfolds with playful charm, testing the line between mischief and kindness in a whimsical, fantasy setting.
In "Devil's Day," Hot Stuff embraces the chaos of Friday the thirteenth with a series of playful pranks on his forest friends—only to discover that his antics land perfectly with Mushy Mushroom, who seems to delight in every trick. The story unfolds with a lighthearted twist on mischief, where laughter and friendship take the place of pranks gone wrong.
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