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One universe. Infinite detours.
The fourth issue of Dollars & Donuts Showcase brings five extraordinary adventures to 48 oversized pages, culminating in the explosive conclusion of Frank Barnett's first serialized mystery, The Golden Hoot!
From a quiet evening beneath the stars to the centuries-spanning history of an immortal pharmacist, this installment explores new corners of the Dollars & Donuts universe while returning to some of its most familiar faces. Along the way, Bud the Hobo and Lou the Bear take Manhattan, Dallas and Lando face an evening of unforeseen complications, and Frank Barnett prepares for a final confrontation with an enemy whose ambitions threaten the entire world.
FEATURING:
WHEN STARS ARE BRIGHT
Written by J. Phillip Wilkins & Daryl Della
Art by Roberto Rivera • Colors by Carlos Amorim
Brothers Tommy and Chase spend a summer evening beneath the stars, sharing popcorn, memories, and dreams of what might lie beyond the night sky. But when an unidentified flying object appears overhead, an ordinary night in the backyard becomes an encounter neither boy will ever forget.
TIGHT
Written by J. Phillip Wilkins & Daryl Della
Art by Rafael Loureiro • Colors by Tanya Wicker
Meet Thomias Grech, the centuries-old vampire pharmacist whose long and troubled existence has carried him into modern-day South San Francisco. When his path crosses that of Tom Collins, the unstable explosives enthusiast from Tipsy, a chance encounter threatens to bring both their histories to a violent conclusion.
BUD THE HOBO & LOU THE BEAR IN “BEAR-LY LEGAL”
Written by Ray Revello & Daryl Della
Art by Sara Scalia • Colors by Fahriza Kamputra & David Aravena
Bud the Hobo and Lou the Bear return for an adventure through the streets of New York City! After a disastrous romantic entanglement, the pair devise an elaborate scheme to infiltrate a major concert, aided by their latest mechanical creation: Floozie-bot. Naturally, the plan encounters certain complications.
DALLAS & LANDO IN “BRAM STOKER'S NIGHT OUT”
Written by Daryl Della
Art by Carlos Reno • Colors by Daniele Caramanico
A thoughtful gift from Dallas to Lando, an enormous poster for Bram Stoker's Dracula, sets off a succession of mishaps that turn an otherwise ordinary evening into an adventure only one of them anticipated.
THE GOLDEN HOOT — PART FOUR OF FOUR
Written by Daryl Della & Ray Revello
Art by Mac Radwanski • Inks and Colors by Stas Groshev
THE EXPLOSIVE CONCLUSION! Frank Barnett's pursuit of the Golden Hoot reaches its final confrontation with the ruthless Von Beck, whose plans for the mysterious artifact involve a Nazi doomsday machine and nothing less than world domination. With Harvey Weebs under the influence of the Hoot's hypnotic powers, Frank must battle impossible odds to stop Von Beck and bring the case to a close!
PLUS! Another comic-strip adventure featuring Walker Dog Ranger and Pedro, and further romantic instruction from Chris Ross Dating Tips!
Cover artwork by Diego Toro.
Dollars & Donuts Showcase #4, available in a full-color, physical print edition.
One universe. Infinite detours.
The fourth issue of Dollars & Donuts Showcase brings five extraordinary adventures to 48 oversized pages, culminating in the explosive conclusion of Frank Barnett's first serialized mystery, The Golden Hoot!
From a quiet evening beneath the stars to the centuries-spanning history of an immortal pharmacist, this installment explores new corners of the Dollars & Donuts universe while returning to some of its most familiar faces. Along the way, Bud the Hobo and Lou the Bear take Manhattan, Dallas and Lando face an evening of unforeseen complications, and Frank Barnett prepares for a final confrontation with an enemy whose ambitions threaten the entire world.
FEATURING:
WHEN STARS ARE BRIGHT
Written by J. Phillip Wilkins & Daryl Della
Art by Roberto Rivera • Colors by Carlos Amorim
Brothers Tommy and Chase spend a summer evening beneath the stars, sharing popcorn, memories, and dreams of what might lie beyond the night sky. But when an unidentified flying object appears overhead, an ordinary night in the backyard becomes an encounter neither boy will ever forget.
TIGHT
Written by J. Phillip Wilkins & Daryl Della
Art by Rafael Loureiro • Colors by Tanya Wicker
Meet Thomias Grech, the centuries-old vampire pharmacist whose long and troubled existence has carried him into modern-day South San Francisco. When his path crosses that of Tom Collins, the unstable explosives enthusiast from Tipsy, a chance encounter threatens to bring both their histories to a violent conclusion.
BUD THE HOBO & LOU THE BEAR IN “BEAR-LY LEGAL”
Written by Ray Revello & Daryl Della
Art by Sara Scalia • Colors by Fahriza Kamputra & David Aravena
Bud the Hobo and Lou the Bear return for an adventure through the streets of New York City! After a disastrous romantic entanglement, the pair devise an elaborate scheme to infiltrate a major concert, aided by their latest mechanical creation: Floozie-bot. Naturally, the plan encounters certain complications.
DALLAS & LANDO IN “BRAM STOKER'S NIGHT OUT”
Written by Daryl Della
Art by Carlos Reno • Colors by Daniele Caramanico
A thoughtful gift from Dallas to Lando, an enormous poster for Bram Stoker's Dracula, sets off a succession of mishaps that turn an otherwise ordinary evening into an adventure only one of them anticipated.
THE GOLDEN HOOT — PART FOUR OF FOUR
Written by Daryl Della & Ray Revello
Art by Mac Radwanski • Inks and Colors by Stas Groshev
THE EXPLOSIVE CONCLUSION! Frank Barnett's pursuit of the Golden Hoot reaches its final confrontation with the ruthless Von Beck, whose plans for the mysterious artifact involve a Nazi doomsday machine and nothing less than world domination. With Harvey Weebs under the influence of the Hoot's hypnotic powers, Frank must battle impossible odds to stop Von Beck and bring the case to a close!
PLUS! Another comic-strip adventure featuring Walker Dog Ranger and Pedro, and further romantic instruction from Chris Ross Dating Tips!
Cover artwork by Diego Toro.
Dollars & Donuts Showcase #4, available in a full-color, physical print edition.
