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| Name | Spunky 1 | Published |
| Publication | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 36 | Frequency: quarterly |
| Notes | Editors' credits from the correspondence of Jack Bradbury. On-sale date is publication date in Catalog of Copyright Entries, 1949 Periodicals, page 123. |
| Cover | 1 page |
| Genre | Humor; Anthropomorphic-funny Animals; Western-frontier |
| Characters | Spunky Kidd; Stanley; Cora Sue Lee |
| Script | Jack Bradbury |
| Pencils | Jack Bradbury |
| Inks | Jack Bradbury |
| First Line | That's the last time I ever ask a cowhand to shoot marbles! |
| Notes | Story and art by Jack Bradbury were done in September and October 1948, per his correspondence with the editor Pat Cherr. |
| Comic Story | Spunky Gets His Wish! / Spunky (8 pages) |
| Synopsis | Spunky has always wanted a horse. His father buys some horses for the ranch, and when one of them (which turns out to be Stanley - a talking horse) refuses to work he plans to get rid of him. But Spunky and Stanley convince his father that Stanley should remain as Spunky's horse. |
| Job # | A435 |
| Genre | Humor; Anthropomorphic-funny Animals; Western-frontier |
| Characters | Spunky Kidd; Stanley; Sam Kidd, Spunky's father; Bill; Clint |
| Pencils | Jack Bradbury (signed) |
| First Line | My lands! Now what's got into Spunky? |
| Notes | This is the fourth Spunky story published. In his first story, in 1946, Spunky is shown independently roving the West, and seems to be a short adult. In that story he meets Stanley, also traveling independently, by chance. Starting with this Series he is a boy living on a ranch his parents own. |
| Comic Story | Heap Small Injun / Spunky (5 pages) |
| Synopsis | First appearance of Cora Sue Lee. Spunky avoids an invitation from Cora Sue because he doesn't want to play with (ugh!) a girl. He says he will be busy with "injun trouble". Cora Sue disguises herself as an Indian chief looking for peace, and eventually gives Spunky a welcome kiss (from the squaws of the tribe). Later, when Spunky finds out about the ruse and realizes he got a kiss from Cora Sue, we see a lovesick Spunky sitting on his porch daydreaming. |
| Job # | a-444 |
| Genre | Humor; Anthropomorphic-funny Animals; Western-frontier |
| Characters | Spunky Kidd; Stanley; Sam Kidd, Spunky's father; Mr. Lee (introduction); Cora Sue Lee (introduction); Mrs. Kidd |
| Pencils | Jack Bradbury ? |
| First Line | Mighty pleased to meet you, suh. |
| Text Story | Ornery Critter / Spunky (2 pages) |
| Synopsis | Spunky is not allowed to join the posse to go after horse thieves (who have stolen Stanley), but they end up catching them anyway. |
| Job # | a-490 |
| Genre | Humor; Anthropomorphic-funny Animals; Western-frontier |
| Characters | Spunky Kidd; Stanley; Saddle Sam Timmins (villain); Sam Kidd |
| Script | Pat Cherr (signed) |
| Pencils | Frank Frazetta (text header) (signed) |
| First Line | Stanley was very thirsty and the watering trough outside the jailhouse looked good to him. |
| Notes | Sequence added by Greg Theakston, 2002-05-29 (Per Sandell ed.) Spunky mentions Trigger and Champ, the famous horses of Roy Rogers and Gene Autry. |
| Comic Story | Spunky and the Badman / Spunky (6 pages) |
| Synopsis | Spunky and Stanley help save Spunky's father's ranch and the ranch of the parents of Cora Sue from some cattle rustlers. |
| Job # | a-453 |
| Genre | Humor; Anthropomorphic-funny Animals; Western-frontier |
| Characters | Spunky Kidd; Stanley; sheriff; Laramie Luke (villain); Slim (villain); Sam Kidd; Cora Sue Lee |
| Pencils | Jack Bradbury ? |
| First Line | Wal, look at that! Durned if a hoss an' a breakfast ... |
| Comic Story | In the Ghost Mine / Spunky (6 pages) |
| Synopsis | Spunky and Stanley visit a ghost mine with real ghosts! |
| Job # | ac-606 |
| Genre | Humor; Anthropomorphic-funny Animals; Western-frontier |
| Characters | Spunky Kidd; Stanley; two ghosts |
| Pencils | Jack Bradbury ? |
| First Line | Gee, looky, Stanley! This must be that famous ol' ghost mine ... |
| Notes | Last published Spunky story coming from Sangor shop. Last produced story is in Coo Coo Comics #44 (Standard, 1942 series) |
| Text Story | Rescue of Cora Sue / Spunky (1 page) |
| Synopsis | Cora Sue gets lost in a cave and is rescued by Spunky and Stanley. |
| Genre | Humor; Anthropomorphic-funny Animals; Western-frontier |
| Characters | Spunky Kidd; Stanley; Cora Sue Lee |
| Script | Jane West (signed) |
| Pencils | Frank Frazetta (text header) |
| First Line | When Cora Sue saw Spunky and Stanley go by, her eyes brightened. |
| Notes | Sequence added by Greg Theakston, 2002-05-29 (Per Sandell ed.) |
| Comic Story | Too Many Chores (3 pages) |
| Synopsis | It's a beautiful day and Stanley wants to enjoy it with Spunky, but Spunky has too many chores. Stanley helps him complete a mountain of chores and then falls asleep from exhaustion once they finally start trying to enjoy the day. |
| Feature | Stanley |
| Job # | a-452 |
| Genre | Humor; Anthropomorphic-funny Animals; Western-frontier |
| Characters | Stanley; Spunky Kidd |
| Pencils | Jack Bradbury ? |
| First Line | "What a morning! Wow!" |
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