Dollars & Donuts Showcase: Issue #4
An actual real-life PHYSICAL COPY! On paper even!
This issue explodes with cosmic hijinks, undead pharmacists, mechanical floozies, and a night out gone hilariously wrong. From heartfelt backyard stargazing in When Stars Are Bright to the explosive conclusion of The Golden Hoot saga, every story delivers its own brand of humor, heart, and chaos.
An actual real-life PHYSICAL COPY! On paper even!
This issue explodes with cosmic hijinks, undead pharmacists, mechanical floozies, and a night out gone hilariously wrong. From heartfelt backyard stargazing in When Stars Are Bright to the explosive conclusion of The Golden Hoot saga, every story delivers its own brand of humor, heart, and chaos.
An actual real-life PHYSICAL COPY! On paper even!
This issue explodes with cosmic hijinks, undead pharmacists, mechanical floozies, and a night out gone hilariously wrong. From heartfelt backyard stargazing in When Stars Are Bright to the explosive conclusion of The Golden Hoot saga, every story delivers its own brand of humor, heart, and chaos.
Cover art by Diego Toro
Featured stories:
When Stars Are Bright (written by J. Phillip Wilkins and Daryl Della, art by Roberto Rivera, colors by Carlos Amorim): Relive the whimsical magic of sibling adventures as brothers Tommy and Chase spend a starry evening in their backyard. What starts as innocent wishes on shooting stars takes a cosmic turn when a UFO interrupts their popcorn-fueled bonding.
Tight (written by J. Phillip Wilkins and Daryl Della, art by Rafael Loureiro, colors by Tanya Wicker): Revealing the eerie and unexpected life of Tom, the vampire pharmacist from No Pill for Regret and Oldtimers. From centuries of navigating his dark curse to a fateful encounter with Tom Collins, the deranged lunatic from 2019’s Tipsy. When an immortal pharmacist crosses paths with a ticking human bomb, chaos erupts in the most unexpected ways.
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 and Lou return in an offbeat, chaotic romp through New York City. After narrowly escaping the wrath of a jilted lover, the duo concocts an absurd plan to infiltrate a high-profile concert with their outlandish creation, Floozie-bot.
Dallas & Lando in "Bram Stoker’s Night Out" (Written by Daryl Della, art by Carlos Reno, colors by Daniele Caramanico): Dallas surprises Lando with an oversized Bram Stoker’s Dracula poster, turning a casual night out into a hilarious series of mishaps.
The Golden Hoot: Part Four of Four (Written by Daryl Della & Ray Revello, art by Mac Radwanski, inks and colors by Stas Groshev): Frank Barnett’s final showdown against Von Beck reaches explosive heights. As a Nazi doomsday machine threatens global domination, Frank must rely on wit, grit, and a hypnotized Harvey Weebs to save the day.
Plus:
Walker Dog Ranger: The Great Dane and his trusty Chihuahua sidekick return in a short strip bursting with canine wit and charm.
Chris Ross Dating Tips: More hilariously misguided advice from Chris Ross, proving yet again that romance and reason are not always compatible.