Pinhead and Foodini #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePinhead and Foodini learn that a mysterious benefactor has kept Foodini's inventor, a man called Max, out of jail. When Max discovers that Foodini has invented a gold-hunting machine, he becomes jealous and tries to steal it. Foodini adjusts the machine to hunt only in unpopulated areas, and he and Pinhead team up with a talking camel they befriend to begin an expedition searching for Pharaoh Ramesses's buried treasure. The story also includes a brief comedic interlude featuring "Little Miss Fitty" hitting a wrong note while practicing piano.
Foodini, down on his luck after losing his laboratory, hatches a scheme to sell a piece of underwater land he once bought—only to realize it’s worth nothing unless he can raise it first. With help from Pinhead, he builds a junk-powered robot prospector meant to find gold, but the machine has a mind of its own and soon leads them straight to a bank. The duo’s invention, intended to rescue them from poverty, instead lands them in a very public scandal.
Detective Tail follows Monkey Doodles as he stumbles into a mistaken arrest by Pinhead and Foodini, who wrongly accuse him of theft. Though tied up and gagged, Doodles uses his clever tail to free himself and inadvertently exposes the real thief, leading to a chaotic chase and a surprising crowd reaction.
Foodini the Fabulous inherits a fortune from a long-lost uncle, only to discover his legacy is a talking camel who claims to know the location of a pharaoh’s hidden treasure. With Pinhead in tow, the duo sets off on a desert expedition, but their plans are complicated by the camel’s sharp tongue and a scheming local who’s determined to steal the treasure for himself.
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