Hot Stuff, the Little Devil #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Hot and Bothered," the jungle animals face a dilemma when Tony the ferocious tiger proves too much to handle—Monroe the monkey steps in with an unexpected solution: try making friends. A 1960 Harvey comic with a 10-cent cover price, this issue captures the charm of early cartoon-style storytelling, featuring a clever twist on animal diplomacy. Cover by typeset.
In "Wide Awake," Stumbo tries everything to fall asleep—counting sheep, reading, even the promise of warm milk—but his efforts only keep him wide awake. The townsfolk of Tinytown rally to help, milking cows and heating up a batch of milk, only to find he’s already drifted off by the time it’s ready. They drink it themselves, but can’t sleep, not with Stumbo’s thunderous snoring echoing through the night.
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↩ Reprints Chic Young's Dagwood Comics #46 (1954), Sad Sack Comics #49 (1955)
Reprinted in Stumbo Tinytown #2 (1963)
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