Four Color #380
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Train Trip to Cookieland," a wind-up train engine and its cars tumble from a truck, setting off an unexpected adventure for the Raggedys and their friends. As they journey through the whimsical unknown, they accidentally enter the lair of the mischievous Hookie the Goblin, leading to a daring rescue and a detour to the sweet, sugary world of Cookieland—where even the Hungry Howloon meets an unexpected fate. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and brought to life with playful energy by Dan Gormley on the cover, this 1952 Four Color adventure is a charming, offbeat journey through a toy world gone wild.
In "Train Trip to Cookieland," a wind-up toy train journeys from a truck to an unexpected adventure when the Raggedys take it for a ride—only to tumble into a hidden hole leading to Hookie the Goblin. With Raggedy Ann captured, the dolls must work together to rescue her, then find their way back through a whimsical detour to Cookieland, where they confront the ravenous Hungry Howloon.
When Blackstone Crow steals the glass-diamond pendant—and takes Babette, the doll wearing it—along for good measure, the Raggedys launch a daring rescue in their patched hot-air balloon, racing through skies thick with mystery and danger.
In "The Sign of the Snoopwiggy," a mischievous creature known only as the Snoopwiggy takes great pride in marking everything with his signature "S." When the Raggedys finally stand up to him, he retaliates with a prank that leaves them convinced they’ve caught chickenpox—though the real mystery is who’s really been painted over.
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