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Atomic Rabbit #1 (1955)

Charlton · 1955 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The Discovery
6 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals; superhero

A hungry rabbit stumbles into Rabbitville and accepts a carrot from a kind woman—only to discover it grants him extraordinary strength and the ability to fly. When the rabbit uses his newfound powers to help the town, word spreads quickly, drawing the attention of the corrupt Mayor Fox. "The Discovery" follows this unlikely hero as he faces off against those who'd exploit his abilities and learns what it truly means to use power for good.

Sherlock the Monk and Chuck Are Ground Up!
8 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals; detective-mystery
Sherlock Monk

When Sherlock Monk and his pal Chuck answer an urgent call to investigate a string of robberies at Mr. T. Bones' meat shop, they stake out the store for the night—only to find themselves face-to-face with a desperate thief willing to go to any lengths to escape. As the chase escalates into an all-out slapstick battle across the shop floor, the detective duo must figure out what's really driving the crook before things get any more dangerous.

Just Water Over the Dam
8 pp · anthropomorphic-funny animals; superhero

Atomic Rabbit springs into action when a jealous fox plots to destroy Rabbitville's newly thriving crops—and when that scheme fails, the villain sets his sights on something far more catastrophic: sabotaging the town's dam. With floodwaters threatening to sweep away everything Atomic Rabbit has helped rebuild, the super-powered rabbit must race against time to stop a disaster that even his incredible strength seems barely equal to the task.

Trouble in the Big City
7 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals; western-frontier

When Sheriff Oscar travels to the big city for a sheriffs' convention, he falls prey to a pair of confidence men who swindle him out of his money and horse by selling him the city river. Back in Dry Gulch, Billy the Kid realizes Oscar is in trouble and races back to town just in time to catch the same two con artists trying to pull off another scheme. Together, Billy and Oscar face off against the swindlers and set things right—but not before Oscar gets a valuable lesson in staying alert.

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