Spunky #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Spunky Fights Back!", Spunky agrees to let Stanley have his way on his birthday—no matter what. When Stanley picks riding Cyclone, the horse (who’s actually a horse) isn’t amused, especially when he’s blindfolded and tricked into the role. Jack Bradbury’s dynamic art brings the playful chaos to life, with every panel bursting with the kind of wholesome mischief that defined early Pines comics.
When Spunky Kidd gets roughed up by the troublemaking Luke boys while hauling supplies to town, he's determined to even the score—and he enlists some unexpected help to learn how to fight back. With grit and training, Spunky prepares for a second encounter with his bullies, ready to show them he's tougher than they thought. What started as a simple errand becomes a lesson in standing up for yourself against long odds.
Spunky joins his friend Little-Injun for a wild day in the woods learning traditional hunting and tracking skills—snare-setting, animal calls, and following bear tracks—but the lesson becomes a hilarious series of mishaps when Spunky's attempts at woodcraft go comically wrong. When a dangerous rattlesnake threatens during the chaos, Spunky proves he's got more than just luck on his side, earning respect from Little-Injun's father and a hard-won appreciation for genuine friendship.
Spunky Kidd and his partner Stanley stumble into a ghost town, only to discover it's the hideout of the notorious bank robber Fisheye Carp and his gang. With the criminals planning their next big job before heading for the border, Spunky hatches a clever plan to trick the outlaws into fleeing—one that catches the attention of the local sheriff and lands both boys an unexpected reward.
In "Happy Birthday, Dear Stanley," Jo and Clem set up a lighthearted surprise for their friend Stanley—letting him ride Cyclone, the horse, on his special day. But when Stanley, who’s actually a horse himself, climbs onto Cyclone’s back, the real horse isn’t fooled and quickly turns the joke around.
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