Top Comics Yogi Bear #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Yogi Bear Goes to College [intro]," Yogi enrolls in a painting class, only to find himself assigned to create an outside sculpture after a messy mishap. With a mischievous twist, he chisels a giant bust of himself into a hilltop—only for the scattered rock chips to accidentally block a railroad track, narrowly preventing a disaster. Harvey Eisenberg handles both the interior art and the cover, bringing the classic bear’s antics to life in this 1967 Western Comics gem.
Yogi Bear trades his usual antics for a paintbrush in a college art class, but when his canvas chaos lands him a sculpture assignment, he scales a hilltop to carve a massive bust of himself. The rock chips he hurls accidentally pile up on a railroad track, halting a train just in time—turns out the track had a hidden break, and Yogi’s mistake just might have saved the day.
Yogi Bear’s college adventure takes a surprising turn when the Dean hands him a diploma early—just to be rid of him. Back in Jellystone, Boo Boo proudly shows off Yogi’s new degree, only to see Ranger Smith’s face fall when he learns it’s in forestry.
In "Haltin' the Baltons," Quick Draw McGraw takes on a peculiar case when Ben Balton pleads for help reining in his three mischievous brothers, the Balton Brothers. With a mix of clever tricks and classic comedic flair, Quick Draw sets out to teach them a lesson—using their own pranks against them in a series of escalating antics that test their tolerance and sense of humor.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #1104 (1960), Quick Draw McGraw #8 (1961), Yogi Bear #30 (1967)
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