Teepee Tim #101
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two stories. In "Robespierre," the Alley Scavengers hold an election for a new president, and the character Jughaid demands a secret ballot and majority rule, leading to comic chaos as the animals dispute the voting process and election results. In the second story, two young characters discuss perspective and scale, comparing themselves to mountains, birds, and butterflies, ultimately concluding that to a microbe, they must appear as large as mountains are to them.
Roger Rabbit dreams of owning a bicycle like his neighbor Stanley Squirrel, but envy gnaws at him even as Stanley generously offers to share his own. When an idea strikes him on a bright Saturday morning, Roger must reckon with what he truly wants and what really matters.
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