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Hunk #8

Jan 2001 · Charlton · 0.12 USD
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This issue contains two main stories. "The Li-On is Busy!!" features a red-haired child using a telescope to observe a lion and giraffe, then encounters a masked bandit and pursues various adventures involving animals and disguises. "Mogo Monkey" is a text story in which Herb Hyena devises a plan to stop the teasing monkey Mogo by having neighborhood animals wear monkey masks; when Mogo sees them, he becomes frightened and runs home, ultimately learning a lesson about his own behavior when his mother explains that his reflection caused his fear.

Contains 4 stories
Postage Champs
25 pp · Humor, Children
HunkCecil

When Hunk and Cecil land jobs as mailmen to earn enough for Valentine's Day gifts, they discover that delivering the mail is far trickier than expected—especially when they're riding a dinosaur as their mail coach and facing threats from the notorious Blue-Nosed Bandit. As the two navigate hospital mix-ups, suspicious packages, and peculiar customers, they'll need all their wits to keep the mail moving and their jobs intact.

Oliver Hazard Perry
1 pp · Non-Fiction, Historical

In March 1813, Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry faced an impossible task: commanding a fleet that didn't yet exist on Lake Erie, a crucial battleground in the War of 1812 where the British already ruled the waters. With determination and resourcefulness, Perry built his nine-ship squadron from scratch and led them into battle against the British fleet, shifting the tide of naval warfare through sheer resolve and tactical brilliance. This historical account celebrates how Perry's refusal to accept defeat turned the odds in America's favor during one of the war's most pivotal moments.

Scatter Rug
3 pp · Humor, Children

When the circus disbands, a young animal finds himself adrift in the big city—overwhelmed by traffic, sirens, and all the noise and chaos of urban life. Desperate for shelter, he spots a rug shop window and decides to play dead, only to be mistaken for a genuine bear rug and sold to a family for ten dollars. Now he's about to discover what life is really like as household décor in "Scatter Rug," a humorous tale from *Hunk* #8.

What You Do in Spare Time
1 pp · Advocacy

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Full credits

writer Joe Gill
artist, inker Jon D'Agostino
cover pencils, inks Jon D'Agostino

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