Huckleberry Hound Annual #1962
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Beach-Bound Hound," trainee lifeguard Huck finds himself stationed at a desolate stretch of shore, far from the action—and far from help. With the beach eerily quiet, two jewel smugglers see an unexpected opportunity in the isolation, unaware that even the most unimpressive lifeguard might just be in the wrong place at the right time. Harvey Eisenberg handles art, inks, and letters on this 1961 World Distributors annual, with coloring by the Western Publishing Production Shop.
In "Beach-Bound Hound," trainee lifeguard Huck finds himself stationed at a chilly, deserted stretch of shore—far from the action and far from being much help. When two jewel smugglers spot the quiet beach as the perfect hideout, Huck’s awkward presence might just be the last thing they expect.
When two bumbling safecrackers target a rare antique jewel collection hidden in the museum director’s safe, they’re met with more than just steel and locks—they’ve got Huckleberry Hound, Old Charley, and a whole menagerie of museum exhibits standing in their way.
In the desert of Arvania, Ruff and Reddy follow a mysterious map in search of the lost city of Bagdaddy-O—only to have their journey interrupted by a sudden sandstorm that reveals the long-buried ruins. Amid the ancient stones, Ruff discovers a lamp containing a tiny, eager genie still mastering his magical abilities.
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