Previously published as Danny Blaze (#1-2) and Nature Boy (#3-5).

Two issue series.

Comic Capers was an anthology series featuring anthropomorphic animal characters such as Ziggy Pig, Silly Seal and Super Rabbit that ran from 1944-1946 at a seasonal publishing rate, lasting a total of six issues. The featured characters in the series also had their own titles published alongside it: Ziggy Pig-Silly Seal Comics and Super Rabbit.

In 1942, Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies animator Tex Avery moved over to MGM studios and created a world of characters that redefined animated insanity. Wolf, Red Hot Riding Hood, Screwball Squirrel, and Droopy oozed with more personality than any of their cookie-cutter contemporaries. Now, more than 50 years later, Dark Horse Comics is proud to bring Avery's multi-dimensional creations of madness to comic books!

Published from August 1970 to November 1975 with 22 total issues numbered 1-22.

Ziggy Pig And Silly Seal Comics ran during 1944 through 1946 for 6 issues.

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In a dark smoggy city on the planet Gasmoxia, Nitros Oxide leads his henchmen Zem and Zam through a corridor and into a room filled with racing trophies. Oxide expresses his pleasure to be back home surrounded by awards that prove his superiority before telling his minions that he has travelled to various galaxies and conquered each of their worlds by being the fastest, yet there was still one galaxy he has not invaded: the Milky Way. Only by dominating the worlds in the Milky Way and enslaving their inhabitants will he become the undisputed fastest racer by all...

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After successfully charting an uncharted island, Uncle Scrooge, Launchpad, Huey, Dewey, Louie, and Webby head back to McDuck Manor. But the Launchpad that leaves the island with them is different than the one that arrived, and it’s really upsetting Dewey! As Launchpad acts more and more out of character, Dewey is determined to get to the bottom of things before they get too out of hand! Find out if he succeeds in “Will the Real Launchpad Please Stand Up?”

After issue 15 the series continued as Funny Tunes and then resumes again at 16 without a break in the sequence. The series then continued as Cindy Comics (27-38) for 12 issues, Cindy Smith (39-40) for 2 issues, finally into Crime Can't Win 41(1)-12.

This holiday special reprints Ren and Stimpy's Holiday adventures from issues #3 and #15, plus all-new material! Mr. Yak is home alone on Christmas with only the Muddy Mudskipper TV special for companionship. Ren and Stimpy save the day in a story loaded with wacky Holiday movie hijinks and walrus suits galore! Written by Dan Slott. Art by Mike Kazaleh.

Superboy and Supergirl return to the treehouse to discover...IT'S MISSING! Or is it just...really small? Who could have done such a thing?! Find out as all your favorite Tiny Titans search for answers.

From Flying Ace to Astronaut in Space! In the all-new Original Graphic Novel SNOOPY: A BEAGLE OF MARS, Snoopy, the world-famous astronaut, heads to the stars in his most out-of-this-world adventure yet! What mysteries does the red planet hold? Will he find water? Will he find life? Will he find the time to get in a quick nine holes? Snoopy grabs his golf clubs and blasts off for Mars in this original graphic novel from the world of Charles M. Schulz and Peanuts!

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There's no peace on Earth when Christmas comes to the Smurfs Village, at least not while Gargamel is lurking about! In this special collection of frosty fun and frolic, before The Smurfs can stuff their stockings and open their presents, they have to deal with dragons, talking snowmen, grumpy bears, a kidnapped Santa Claus, and a reindeer chase through the starry night sky! It's a race to save Christmas in this Smurfy Holiday treasure for the whole family.

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A potential investor and billionaire Slim Pittman is visiting the Warner Bros. Studio, and he wants to meet everyone involved - including the Warners. The studio is throwing a star-studded party in honor of Mr. Pittman, and it's up to Dr. Scratchansniff to teach the kids to be polite and well-behaved. After having met Mr. Pittman, Plotz orders Scratchansniff to take the Warners away again before they ruin everything (despite behaving themselves), which doesn't go over well with the Warners. They return and throw the party into chaos. Mr. Plotz is convinced the whole party is ruined, until Mr. Pittman states he's having a great time with the Warners' antics and decides to finalize his investment - after they're done playing tag, that is.

Four new stories inspired by the upcoming Disney live-action film directed by Jon Favreau!

"Now, Gumby was always at least a little bit surreal – he was a boy made out of clay whose best friend was a talking horse, and he got in and out of trouble by changing his shape – but Burden’s brand of surrealism is not quite the same as that of Art Clokey, who invented Gumby back in the ‘50s. So if there are any grumpy old Gumby purists out there, they might not like this. Anyone with vaguer memories of Gumby, or no knowledge of him at all, though, will be enchanted".