| Issue | #17 |
| Published | September 1987 |
| Frequency | bi-monthly except monthly July through November |
| Cover Price | 1.00 USD |
| Pages | 36 |
| Editing | Larry Hama; Pat Redding (Assistant Editor); Tom DeFalco (Executive Editor) |
| Characters | Spider-Ham; Bunsen Bunny; Upton Adam Stray; Fat Cat #1 |
| Genre | superhero; funny animals; humor |
| Pencils | Joe Albelo (signed) |
| Inks | Joe Albelo |
| Characters | Spider-Ham [also appears as Peter Porker]; J. Jeremiah Jackal; Bunsen Bunny; Upton Adam Stray. VILLAIN: the Fat Cats; Ducktor Doom; Dragon-Lassy |
| Synopsis | Fat Cat tries to throw himself in the river, but the splash empties it, and attracts the attention of Bunsen, who tries to befriend him, but Fat Cat turns mean. Spider-Ham saves Bunsen, but they run into two more Fat Cats. Spider-Ham and the interns evade the cats, and head for a restaurant, but the Pig-Signal summons our hero to the prison, where the cats are planning to break in so they can eat and be left alone. Spider-Ham prepares to capture them, but Ducktor Doom, Dragon-Lassy, and other villains are breaking out, so he stops them, and the cats decide to go straight. |
| Genre | superhero; funny animals; humor |
| Script | Mike Carlin |
| Pencils | Joe Albelo |
| Inks | Pierre Fournier |
| Colors | Julianna Ferriter |
| Letters | Janice Chiang |
| Characters | The Bee-Yonder; Bruce Bunny [The Hulkbunny]; Iron Mouse; Luke Cage; Captain Americat; Thrr; Goose Rider; Spider-Ham; Collosso-Bug; Kitty-Bug; Ororo-Bug; Wolverine-Bug; Bee-Dazzler; Ben Grizzly; VILLAINS: Ducktor Doom; Magsquito; Looky; Doctor Octopussycat; Hate-Mongrel |
| Synopsis | Bruce Bunny has been transported to a weird world, along with many heroes and villains. The Bee-Yonder reveals the "high concept" of Secret Furs to him: The creation of the ultimate 24-hour independent TV network. Bruce gets angry, and turns into Hulkbunny, but The Bee-Yonder merely casts him in a TV show. |
| Genre | superhero; funny animals; humor |
| Script | Mike Mellor |
| Pencils | Steve Mellor |
| Inks | Steve Mellor |
| Colors | Steve Mellor ? |
| Letters | Pat Brosseau |
| Notes | Unnamed characters: Parodies of Luke Cage and Red Skull. Spider-Ham wears his black outfit. |
| Genre | humor |
| Notes | House ad for Star Comics title Madballs (Marvel, 1987 series) |
| Genre | children; funny animals |
| Notes | Back cover advertisement for the Popples line of toys (also a Star Comics title). Popples © 1987 Those Characters From Cleveland, Inc. |