Foxie #131
In "Qui A Peur du Méchant Oiseau?", the Cubs take a risky leap to fund their melon garden, crafting a rain-making machine and selling it to Blackie Bear—only to later realize their clever scheme may have been a clever scam. With Rube Grossman handling both art and inks, this 1967 adventure blends whimsy and wits in a tale of ambition, misjudgment, and the unexpected cost of getting what you wish for.
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Afin de récolter de l'argent pour planter des melons dans le jardin, les Oursons construire une machine a fabriquer la pluie et la vendent à Blackie Bear. Croyant que la machine fonctionne réellement, les oursons offrent 1000 melons pour racheter la machine, seulement pour découvrir qu'ils ont été dupés. In order to raise money to plant melons in the garden, the Cubs build a machine to make it rain and sell it to Blackie Bear. Believing the machine actually works, the Cubs offer 1000 melons to buy the machine back, only to find out that they were duped.
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