"Red" Rabbit Comics #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Red Rabbit Comics #15 (1950), Bugsey finds himself stuck on a festival-filled island with his house boat stranded—just as he’s supposed to be fixing it. Written by Ray Chan and illustrated by Bill Newton, the story captures the quiet tension between duty and delight, with Sam Singer’s cover perfectly capturing the island’s lively spirit.
In "null," Red finds himself wrongfully accused of horse theft, leaving his trusty steed Glueboy in the clutches of the real culprit, Badlands Riley. With time running out and the sheriff’s office full of crooked crows, Punchy and Chief Bucking Horse must break Red out of jail to clear his name and track down the thief before the trail goes cold.
In "null," Bugsey, a weary but kind-hearted rabbit, finds himself stranded on a lively island with his house boat in need of repair—just as the annual festival begins. Caught between duty and the irresistible pull of music, games, and celebration, he must decide whether to stay and play or push forward toward home.
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