Walt Kelly's Pogo #2
In "Near the wheat field at the edge of the wood...", Walt Kelly’s signature absurdity takes flight as Mose, masquerading as Pogo, spins a tale of golden treasure at the end of a rainbow—drawing in curious ears like Albert and Howland, who mistake rocket flares for a real arc. With Pogo and Churchy adding fireworks to the mix, the woods erupt in a riot of goblins and voodoo giants, all rendered in Kelly’s unmistakable, chaotic charm. The story, written, drawn, and inked by Kelly himself, features cover art by Kelly, capturing the same wild spirit in full color.
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Mose, posing as Pogo, tells Rackety Coon Chile about the gold at the end of the rainbow. Albert and Howland are listening in, and when Pogo and Churchy fire rockets and flares, are convinced they see a rainbow. In the process, goblins and voodoo giants get mixed into this concoction of prime nonsense
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