Hot Stuff Sizzlers (1960) comic books 1964

Cover art by Warren Kremer. "The Mysterious Truant Officer"; When Hot Stuff annoys an oak tree and a mouse, it starts a chain of events that results in a truant officer trying to make him go to school. "The Fire That Fizzled"; The truant officer chases Hot Stuff, who ends up in a football stadium, mistaken for a new player. "Scores Again"; Hot Stuff is winning the football game for Tiddly Winks College until the truant officer gets into the game for the other team and chases him back to the oak tree where the story began. "Giant Joke"; Hot Stuff encounters a giant and his girlfriend. "The Colossal Cave Crawler," art by Warren Kremer; While Stumbo is exploring a giant-sized cave, two crooks rob the Tinytown bank. Untitled story; After reading a book on ventriloquism, Stumbo plays practical jokes on Officer O'Floodle and the Mayor, but they get back at him. "Not So Hot!"; Hot Stuff's Uncle Scorchy wants him to teach Cousin Demo how to use a trident, but Demo is a very slow student. "All Steamed Up!"; Hot Stuff gets swallowed by a whale. "The Strange Watchman"; Hot Stuff enters a closed department store to steal things and runs into a mechanical night watchman. "Just Like Himself!", art by Warren Kremer; Carvo the sculptor is supposed to make a life-sized statue of Stumbo, but can't find enough materials; Stumbo helps him out by covering himself with white paint and pretending to be a statue. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.

Stories and art by Warren Kremer and others. Harvey reprints the adventures of the mischievous little devil and his regular backup feature, Stumbo the Giant. Not having learned his lesson from the events of issue #14, Stumbo pranks the Tinytownsfolk with his new talent for ventriloquism. But they've got technology up their sleeves. Hot Stuff; Rags Rabbit; Stumbo: Saying Is Believing. 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.

Cover art by Warren Kremer. "Sweet Stuff" Part One; Charma gives Hot Stuff a Cutie Cake, which changes his disposition completely. "When Nice Isn't Nice" Part Two; Charma decides that she likes Hot Stuff better the way he used to be, and fortunately he was only pretending to be so nice. "Torrid Tourist Guide," art by Howie Post; Aunt Clinker asks Hot Stuff to show Mr. Flare around the neighborhood. "Super Sitter Service," art by Warren Kremer; A boy from Mars causes trouble in Tinytown. "Hot Stuff Meets the Hootes and the Nannies," art by Howie Post; Hot Stuff tries to end a feud between two families of musical instruments. "Hot Stuff in Funnies Land"; Hot Stuff enters a comic book but he doesn't find anything amusing when the cartoon animals tease him unmercifully. "Sticky Sticker"; An ogre tricks Hot Stuff into gluing his trident to his hand. Cheerios ad with Ricky and Bullwinkle. "Me--A Genie?"; A young boy mistakes Hot Stuff for a genie and expects the little devil to obey his commands. "Now Hair This," art by Warren Kremer; Stumbo wants a new hairstyle and the people of Tinytown try unsuccessfully to help him. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.

Stories and art by Warren Kremer and others. Harvey reprints the adventures of the mischievous little devil and his regular backup feature, Stumbo the Giant. Hot Stuff wants to play the clarinet, but he's melting-hot, and the result is a sad-trumpet sound. Stumbo gets into a conflict with a passing storm cloud that doesn't like giants. Hot Stuff; Rags Rabbit; Stumbo the Giant. 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.