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Last of the Tree Ranchers
Written and illustrated by John Bianchi Beaver Valley's tranquillity is shattered when the Bungalo Boys discover that their prized herd of trees has been rustled by the dastardly beaver gang. This is a great spoof of Westerns, with a gentle brand of frontier justice. 24 pages. 
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Bushmen Brouhaha
Written and illustrated by John Bianchi The Bungalo Boys take Africa by storm when they set out on safari. Dropped in by plane, they manage to stampede wildlife and disrupt everything they meet, despite their best efforts to leave "the beauty of the Serengeti virtually undisturbed." 24 pages.
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Champions of Hockey
Written and illustrated by John Bianchi For a century, the teams of the Natural Hockey League (NHL) have battled for the coveted Bungalo Birdbath, and each year, the Bungalo sports dynasty has proved its supremacy. But the dynasty threatens to crumble as the Bungalo Boys defend their prize. 24 pages.
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Flight of the Space Quester
Written and illustrated by John Bianchi The Bungalo Boys train hard to learn the "right stuff" for an adventure aboard their own space shuttle, but a wrong turn off the highway drops them smack into the middle of an amusement park that features the Space Quester, a huge roller coaster. 24 pages.
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Three Stories High
Written and illustrated by John Bianchi Last of the Tree Ranchers, Bushmen Brouhaha, and Champions of Hockey, all included in one book. An excellent introduction to the world's zaniest adventurers. 72 pages.
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