Four Color #1062
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Jeremy Christmas," three musician neighbors stumble upon an elf with a frozen beard in a winter creek and free him—only to be rewarded with three wishes. The elf grants the first two wishes for a house and new clothes, but the results fall short of their expectations, leaving them wondering what the third wish might truly bring. Written, drawn, and inked by Walt Scott, this whimsical 1959 tale from Four Color #1062 features a charming, self-contained story with a touch of magic and a hint of irony, all brought to life by Scott’s distinctive art on a cover he also created.
In the whimsical world of Four Color #1062, elf Jeremy Christmas is sent on a holiday mission by the Spirit of Christmas to awaken the dormant sense of purpose in four perpetually idle men—Flash, Rush, Instant, and Sudden—lounging on Slipshod Creek. Armed with a magic star that grants invisibility and unseen power, Jeremy must inspire change without revealing his true self.
In the whimsical world of *Four Color #1062*, Melvin Mouse leads Holly, Jingle, and Tinsel—the enchanted music box figures—on a quest to the Valley of the Small Ones, where they aim to soften the heart of the grumpy trader Packard Ratte. With charm and quiet determination, the trio sets out to transform a miser’s heart, one small act at a time.
Jo, a fiddler, and her neighbors, a flautist and a drummer, free an elf whose beard is trapped in ice. Grateful, he grants each a wish—Jo wishes for a house, the others for clothes—and though their wishes come true, the results leave them wondering if what they truly wanted was ever what they needed.
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