Huckleberry Hound #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Cat Tale," Yogi Bear takes a whimsical gamble, staking his hopes on a stretch of desert real estate with a dream: a tourist park of his own design. With cardboard props and glue, he tries to sell the vision to a skeptical visitor, all while dreaming of outranking the forest service. Harvey Eisenberg’s playful art brings the whole scheme to life, from the makeshift attractions to Yogi’s determined grin—perfectly capturing the charm of a 1960s Dell comic.
In "Too Many Rules," Yogi Bear sets his sights on a dusty stretch of desert, dreaming of a private amusement park where he’s the only one who gets to make the rules. With cardboard castles and glue-and-paper rides, he tries to impress a skeptical visitor with his wild vision—only to find that even his best ideas come with a few unexpected hiccups.
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Reprinted in Doggy #3/1961 (1961), Doggy #3/1961 (1961), Flintstones en andere verhalen #3 [1963] (1963), Huckleberry Hound #32 (1968), Huckleberry Hound #37 (1969), Familie Feuerstein #38, Hucky #19
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