Star Comics Magazine#11

Star Comics Magazine #11

Aug 1988 · Marvel · 1.50 USD; 2.00 CAD

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In "Curse of the Whoopies," the Care Bears venture into the oddly quiet town of Woe, where mysterious vanishings have left residents baffled. With help from a quirky, malfunctioning robot and their signature empathy, the bears must unravel the mystery before more things disappear—no easy task when the culprit might not even know it’s causing trouble. Written by Stan Kay and illustrated by Howie Post, with colors by Isabell Bidwell and letters by Rick Parker, this 1988 adventure blends whimsy and mild suspense in a story that’s as sweet as it is slightly off-kilter. The cover by Howie Post captures the town’s eerie stillness with a touch of playful dread.

Contains 6 stories

Curse of the Whoopies

13 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Spaced Out

10 pp · Humor, Children

The Disappearing Town

22 pp · Children, Fantasy

In "The Disappearing Town," the Care Bears arrive in the peculiar town of Woe, where objects vanish without a trace. As they investigate, they uncover a malfunctioning robot behind the thefts, setting them on a mission to recover what’s been taken—before the mystery deepens.

The Strange Case of the Missing Mermaid Costume

11 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Children

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Mouse Sitter

6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

JohnnyMargeHarry

In "Mouse Sitter," Heathcliff faces a moral dilemma when he discovers Johnny the mouse has gone missing—his usual instinct to chase is at odds with a sudden urge to help. Written with heart and humor, this six-page tale from Star Comics Magazine #11 (1988) finds Heathcliff navigating his own conscience in a moment that tests what it means to be a good neighbor, even when you're a cat.

Heathcliff's Photo Album

1 pp