The Adventures of Rex the Wonder Dog #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Rex, Honorary Fire Chief!", Rex the Wonder Dog proves his worth when he rescues kittens from a blazing fire—earning the reluctant respect of Queenie the fire dog, who finally gives him the recognition he's been hoping for. Written by Robert Kanigher and brought to life with dynamic art by Gil Kane and Bernard Sachs, this 1956 DC classic captures Rex’s heartwarming determination, capped by his wry observation: "Oh, well—you never can tell about women." The cover, also by Gil Kane, perfectly captures the moment of triumph.
When a fierce fire threatens the town, Rex the Wonder Dog proves his courage by rescuing a group of kittens, earning a surprising shift in the heart of Queenie the fire dog—though she’s still not quite ready to admit it. With a dash of charm and a heroic leap into the flames, Rex earns more than just a badge: he might just be the honorary fire chief everyone’s been waiting for.
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Reprinted in Century, The 100 Page Comic Monthly #11 (1957), Century, The 100 Page Comic Monthly #10 (1958), Superboy Annual #1958-59 (1958)
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