Digital Copy: Dollars & Donuts Showcase #3
The third issue of Dollars & Donuts Showcase packs explosive endings, strange beginnings, and reality-bending mysteries all into 48 pages of comic mayhem. This collection of pulpy tales dives deeper into the chaos and intrigue of the Dollars & Donuts universe. From the streets of South San Francisco to the shadowy corners of a ramshackle hospital, these stories offer action, humor, and a touch of the unexpected.
The third issue of Dollars & Donuts Showcase packs explosive endings, strange beginnings, and reality-bending mysteries all into 48 pages of comic mayhem. This collection of pulpy tales dives deeper into the chaos and intrigue of the Dollars & Donuts universe. From the streets of South San Francisco to the shadowy corners of a ramshackle hospital, these stories offer action, humor, and a touch of the unexpected.
The third issue of Dollars & Donuts Showcase packs explosive endings, strange beginnings, and reality-bending mysteries all into 48 pages of comic mayhem. This collection of pulpy tales dives deeper into the chaos and intrigue of the Dollars & Donuts universe. From the streets of South San Francisco to the shadowy corners of a ramshackle hospital, these stories offer action, humor, and a touch of the unexpected.
Cover Art by Armando Ramos, Colors by Tanya Wicker
Featured Stories:
Oldtimers Bring Hell: Part Two of Two (Written by Daryl Della, art by Samir Simão, colors by Ichsan Ansori) Hank and Jack face their biggest challenge yet in this explosive conclusion. Packed with twists and turns, the fight for Holly Ave reaches its thrilling end.
Livin’ La Vida Bobo (Written by Becker Von Felsburg, art by Bobby Brice, colors by Tanya Wicker) The dark and bizarre origin of Nurse Bobo, the deranged villain from Dead Right II, unfolds in this twisted tale of obsession, surgery, and transformation.
Night Dicks in “Dial ‘T’ for Teleportation” (Written by Daryl Della, art by Carlos Reno, colors by Tanya Wicker) Slade and Rochester unravel a case involving teleporting landmarks, future versions of themselves, and Tom Arnold.
The Golden Hoot: Part Three of Four (Written by Daryl Della & Ray Revello, art by Mac Radwanski, inks and colors by Stas Groshev) Frank Barnett inches closer to the truth about the Golden Hoot. But with shadowy forces closing in and unexpected betrayals, Frank finds himself in deeper trouble than ever.
Plus:
Walker Dog Ranger: Walker the Great Dane and Pedro the Chihuahua bring their charm and humor to another classic comic strip adventure.
Chris Ross Dating Tips: Chris Ross returns with another round of hilariously misguided advice for navigating the rocky world of romance.