Jon Buller

Summary, Comic book fan Ron Rooney tries to trick a fellow collector into sellinghim his copy of "Larry the Lizard" issue number one because Ron believes that it will become rare and valuable in the future.

Felix, who has a gift for mental communication, is enlisted by the Frog Princess to help recover her magic moonstone from a mean neighbor's garden.

Mike's trip to the store for animal cookies results in magical changes in each member of his family.

Roger's friend Kenneth uses an unusual sea vehicle of his own design to take them to an underwater cave, where a cache of old loot gathered by the mermaids turns out to contain a lot of very valuable old baseball cards.

Fearing punishment from Queen Denteena for not finding any good teeth, an unlucky tooth fairy takes a boy down into the underground kingdom of the tooth fairies so he can explain that his tooth fell out but he mislaid it.

Fanny, May, and their mother live in a temptingly delicious house that is a pink cake, which Fanny takes a bite of once too often.

On his way to baseball camp, a young boy is zapped to the Planet of the Eyeballs, where he teaches the inhabitants to play ball.

Joe Jr.'s dad is Danger Joe Denim, the host of a wildlife show on TV. Joe and his father are stopping in New York to film the red-tailed hawks that live on the ledges of the tall building near Central Park. Danger Joe will do anything to get a good shot, no matter what the risk.

Ten-year-old Ron is at the mall when it is hijacked and flown into space by small but horrible extraterrestrials.

Ratminks running amok in the City of Ruins! Evil mutant crabs building giant robots! What was this post-human world coming to? Thelonious Chipmunk and his friends face a whole new series of adventures after they reach the mysterious Mattakeunk Institute and discover...a time machine! Will the time machine lead them to the answers they seek? Perhaps some of the answers will come when the animals' traveling companion, Bill the Human, regains his ability to speak. However, there is one pressing need above all others -- the need to save their beloved Fog Mound from the Dragon Lady herself, and her evil ratmink assistants. The enchanting "Fog Mound" trilogy comes to a satisfying conclusion with this installment, as readers finally learn the truth about the past of the humans and animals alike.

Steve finds a magic yo-yo in his attic and uses it to save Earth from being destroyed by the Blobs of Kazoo.

In the form of a school report, introduces the Wright brothers and their quest to invent a flying machine.

In a world of talking animals, there is one burning question: Did humans ever exist? Thelonious Chipmunk believes he has proof that they did: a postcard showing a building made of concrete and glass. But his sister thinks the postcard's just a dumb piece of paper, and that humans are only make-believe. Then one day a flash flood carries Thelonious away. When he comes to, he's in a strange world that looks something like his postcard, but not quite. Then he realizes that this is the city on his postcard, only crumbling and decaying. But if this means humans did exist, where did they go? Thelonious, along with some new friends, sets off to find out. And thus, the adventure begins!

After living on the Fog Mound for quite some time, Thelonious Chipmunk and his friends are ready to continue their travels. There are still old questions to be answered and new places to be explored. So, with the addition of new friends Bill the Human and Cluid Chipmunk, the animals sail off down the river in a specially designed boat. At the City of Ruins they find the dangerous ratminks threatening to take over the region and maybe even the whole planet! Could this be a repeat of the events that brought about the end of the Human Occupation? How can one small group of talking animals help? Why is Bill so anxious to get to the mysterious island of Faradawn? And will Olive find her lost sister, Ruby? As in Travels of Thelonious, the intrepid chipmunk pursues his personal quest to uncover the differences between legend and history. And to answer the most troubling question of all -- what happened to the humans?