Cover: Mel Crawford

Four Color #861

Nov 1957 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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“Cuckoo Clock”

In "Cuckoo Clock," Frosty the Snowman faces his most heartfelt challenge yet when he accidentally loses the orphanage's Christmas tree while rescuing a little girl from thin ice. With the holiday spirit hanging in the balance, Frosty teams up with an orphan boy to raise money for a new one. A touching winter tale brought to life by Dan Gormley’s expressive art, with Mel Crawford’s warm, nostalgic cover capturing the season’s quiet magic.

artist, inker Dan Gormley · cover Mel Crawford

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artist, inker Dan Gormley

cover pencils, inks Mel Crawford

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Frosty loses the orphanage's Christmas tree when he uses it to help save a little girl who has fallen through the ice. He and an orphan boy work to raise money for a replacement.

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