Uncle Gabby and his inebriated Crow friend, Drinky, have stumbled upon yet another curious adventure. This time the pair discovers a bat that's living in a little girl's dollhouse and, with the best of intentions, devise a plan to bring their new flying friend together with a mouse who's living in the basement. How does that old saying go? Good intentions pave the road to . . . Uh-oh!
"This is a story about the love between a bat and a mouse," said Sock Monkey's creator, Tony Millionaire. "It's also a story about a Sock Monkey and a toy crow and what happens when they get involved. If you ever found a toy train in your basement or a dollhouse in your attic, then this is the story for you. If grisly violence is your cup of tea, then you won't be disappointed. If you prefer a cup of tea, then avoid this comic book, as there is no tea here at all."
Sock Monkey Vol.2--the new two-issue miniseries by artist Tony Millionaire--premiers July 28, when the 24-page, black-and-white first issue arrives at your local comics retailer. It's more fun than a . . . oh, skip it.