Four Color #435
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Woodman Spare That Tree," a mischievous Bobbie outsmarts Frosty with a series of snow-based pranks, only to learn a lesson when his latest trick backfires and he injures his wrist. Dan Gormley’s expressive artwork brings the playful winter antics to life, capturing both the humor and quiet moment of reflection. A charming slice of seasonal mischief from a 10-cent comic in 1952, with full art by Dan Gormley on both pages and cover.
Frosty the Snowman lends his enchanted top hat to some children for cleaning, only for it to be swapped with a magician’s hat in a mix-up. What follows is a whimsical chain of mishaps as the hat passes through a series of curious hands, each adding their own twist to its journey—until it’s finally returned to its true owner.
In "Saving Frozen Ducks," Frosty and his friends spring into action when they discover a group of ducks trapped in ice on a frozen pond. With a mix of quick thinking and a trip to a nearby hot springs spa, they set out to thaw the chilly birds and bring them back to warmth.
In "Bad Bobbie," a mischievous kid outsmarts Frosty, the snowman, into shoveling his sidewalk—only to pull a second prank that backfires when the snow returns and Bobbie injures his wrist. When Frosty quietly finishes the chore, Bobbie is left with a quiet moment of regret.
Frosty, Jack Frost, and the forest animals come together on Christmas Eve to prepare a festive celebration, decorating a fir tree with care and cheer. When Santa arrives after receiving a special note, the magic of the season truly begins.
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