Huckleberry Hound #36
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Hawaii Bound Hound" finds Huckleberry Hound jetting off on a tropical adventure, complete with sun, sand, and a whole lot of paw-prints in the sand—no spoilers on where he ends up, but it’s definitely not where he started. This 1969 Gold Key Comics issue, with its vibrant artwork by Paul Murry, Tony Strobl, and a stellar team of Western Publishing artists, features a cover by Pete Alvarado that showcases a fun parade of classic Western comic covers, including Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Tom and Jerry.
In "Hawaii Bound Hound," Huckleberry Hound finds himself far from the islands he was hoping to reach, stranded on a mysterious tropical isle where a cunning lion rules over the locals. With two stiff-backed explorers in tow, Huck must navigate the jungle’s surprises and outwit the lion’s clever schemes—no easy task when the only thing standing between you and a smooth getaway is a very determined cat.
When Huck buys a toy doctor kit for his nephew’s birthday, a lucky (or unlucky) knock on the head from a falling brick convinces him he’s now a real physician—just in time to be called upon by a crook whose partner needs help.
In "Future Frenzy," Yakky, convinced he’s uncovered a mystical crystal ball, desperately tries to glimpse the future—specifically, to warn Chopper about the doom he’s certain awaits his bulldog friend. With over-the-top effort and a dash of comic panic, Yakky’s attempts to peer into the unknown lead to chaos, all while Chopper remains blissfully unaware of the danger he might be in.
In "Rugged Rover," Huckleberry Hound stumbles into a quirky adventure when he buys a mysterious locked chest at an auction, only to unleash a flying carpet with a mind of its own. Soon after, he’s dodging urban chaos and fleeing to a remote forest, where he’s captured by a peculiar "old witch with an eye toward progress" who has her own plans for the enchanted rug.
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