Four Color #959
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Songs of Christmas," the Little People finish crafting toys for Santa and celebrate with a forest-wide party, but their joy is interrupted when three of their number fall into a hidden hole and must be rescued. Written, drawn, and lettered by Walt Scott, this heartwarming 1958 tale from Four Color #959 blends gentle adventure with seasonal cheer, all rendered in the distinctive style of its creator. The cover by Walt Scott captures the whimsy of the moment, a 10-cent slice of holiday magic from the golden age of comics.
In "The Little People's Christmas," the tiny artisans of the forest finish crafting toys for Santa, then set out to invite all the woodland creatures to a celebration. When three of them accidentally fall into a hidden hole, their friends must come to their aid—before the party begins.
In the cozy Valley of the Small Ones, winter winds stir as animals prepare for Christmas, each with their own hopes and wishes. Young Freddy Fox dreams of ice skates, but the only pair in the valley belongs to the grumpy old Wilmot Weasel—leaving Freddy to wonder if his wish might just have to wait.
Jo finds a little spruce tree that talks—and discovers it’s a tiny person transformed by an old witch’s spell. Now, with the tree’s help, Jo must unravel the mystery of the witch’s curse before it’s too late.
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Reprinted in Die kleinen Leute #3
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