Star Comics Magazine #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Case of the Looney London Adventure," Top Dog’s life takes a surprising turn when an accident leaves him with amnesia—forgetting even that he can talk—before being adopted by the Wilsons. Though he’s now living a quiet life as a dog, his sharp mind doesn’t go unnoticed, and he’s soon thrust into the spotlight as the unlikely face of Gummy Yummies dog food. Meanwhile, his old friend Joey is left heartbroken, believing Top Dog has abandoned him. Written by Dave Manak and illustrated by Warren Kremer, with inks by Jacqueline Roettcher and Jon D’Agostino, colors by George Roussos, and letters by Grace Kremer, this 1987 issue blends humor and heart in a story where identity and loyalty are tested—on a very furry level.
In "The Evil Dr. Frankenbeans," the Madballs—quirky, misfit creatures born from a fateful dip in RUIN Labs' toxic pond—form an unlikely bond with Tommy and a group of kids. When the disgruntled Dr. Frankenbeans realizes his accidental hand in their creation, he hatches a scheme with his scheming sidekick Snivelitch to reclaim them.
In "Missing," Top Dog’s world turns upside down when an accident leaves him with no memory—forgetting even that he can talk—before being adopted by the Wilsons. They’re amazed by his intelligence, launching him as the star of a Gummy Yummies dog food ad campaign, while back home, Jo is left heartbroken, convinced Top Dog has abandoned them.
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↩ Reprints Heathcliff #2 (1985), Heathcliff #3 (1985), Top Dog #8 (1986), Madballs #1 (1986), Heathcliff #12 (1986), Muppet Babies #11 (1987)
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