Hunk #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHunk contains two stories in this issue: the first follows a child who encounters a large yellow spotted dinosaur at Cecil's Juice Station and persuades it to give him a ride, leading to various comedic situations including the child's attempt to ride the dinosaur through the animal's body and encounters with an elderly woman whose car was held by the creature. The second story, titled "Hunk," features a pink-headed character with a bald owner who introduces an economical dinosaur model that eats twice as much as domestic dinosaurs; the character rides this sluggish dinosaur and eventually helps it climb a mountain.
When Hunk impresses J.P. Stonyguy by removing a thorn from a rogue dinosaur, he's rewarded with the most coveted job imaginable: manager of the world's largest grass station chain. Working alongside his buddy Cecil, Hunk finds himself in over his head navigating everything from eccentric customers and a dinosaur who speaks only in foreign languages to mechanical mishaps and surprise monsters—all while trying to prove he's got what it takes to run the operation.
Daniel Boone's legendary skill as a marksman and woodsman earned him a place among General Braddock's ranks during the French and Indian Wars, but it was the untamed wilderness of Kentucky that truly called to him. Drawn to explore and settle the wild frontier, Boone faced fierce resistance from Native peoples—captured twice, yet escaping both times—before establishing a fortified settlement. His story stands as a testament to the courage and resourcefulness that defined the American pioneer spirit.
Atomic Bunny and Sly Fox find themselves locked inside a vault with a million dollars, but their moment of safety is short-lived when the cunning fox makes a move for the cash. Atomic Bunny springs into action, calling on super-strength to reclaim what's at stake in this high-stakes showdown.
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↩ Reprints Timmy the Timid Ghost #26 (1961), Li'l Genius #41 (1962)
Reprinted in Atomic Rabbit & Friends #1 (1996)
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