Scream Comics #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains humorous stories featuring the Scream Kids characters. "Whiz Kids" depicts two boys who discover they are wax museum figures come to life and attempt to practice ventriloquism. "Lambepe" shows a young boy who rescues a starfish from the ocean, only to be rejected by it and forced to leave home to prove his worth. A third story, "in Washington," follows the Scream Kids on a educational trip to Washington monuments where the character Tuck makes irreverent jokes about historical figures, frustrating his companions with his disrespectful behavior.
A young aspiring hunter named Tonsilitis sets out to prove himself a big game tracker by following instructions from a how-to book, but quickly discovers that theory and practice don't always align when he corners a real bear. This 1946 frontier romp from Scream Comics #10 is packed with slapstick mishaps and outsized ambition—perfect for a quick laugh about the perils of overconfidence.
Stupie takes a fishing expedition with his friends, determined to catch minnows instead of the larger fish everyone else pursues—and he's got surprisingly good reasons for his peculiar priorities. What starts as a day of patient angling becomes a showcase of Stupie's wonderfully warped logic, where everything from worm-turning to jellyfish flavors gets the full treatment. It's a lighthearted romp through one kid's completely original way of seeing the world.
Stupie’s teacher makes him write "I am a bad boy" 500 times, but he’s already planning his revenge—home, he’ll write "I am not a bad boy" 500 times instead.
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