Walt Disney Chip 'n' Dale #79
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Enchanted Forest," Bobbie Bug steps into the role of "Official Conscience" with a badge and a mission, convincing the forest creatures to feed the seemingly helpless Brer Bear—though his motives may not be as pure as they seem. Written by Vic Lockman and illustrated by Cliff Voorhees, with inks by Tony DiPaola and colors by the Western Publishing Production Shop, this 1983 adventure blends charm and quiet mischief. The cover, by John Carey and Larry Mayer, captures the forest’s whimsical tension perfectly.
When Nephews Zip and Zap chase a leaping toadstool into the mysterious Enchanted Forest, where the trees whisper secrets and the Babbling Brook grumbles in rhyme, Chip and Dale must follow—through trampled grass and twisted paths—before the forest’s magic traps them too.
Chip and Dale, itching for a change of pace, decide to follow the birds and try migrating from one home to another—only to accidentally outwit the Big Bad Wolf in the process. With the help of the Three Little Pigs and the Boyd Bird family, their journey turns into a surprising adventure full of clever twists.
When Bobbie Bug swaps Jiminy Cricket’s badge to become the forest’s new Official Conscience, his guilt-tripping tactics quickly turn the woods into a feeding frenzy—especially for Brer Bear, who’s suddenly the most “needy” creature around. With Chip and Dale caught in the crossfire, even the Big Bad Wolf and Brer Fox can’t resist the pressure to contribute.
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