Walt Kelly's Pogo #3
In "The Flatboat Flukey," Walt Kelly's beloved swamp denizens face a peculiar heatwave that turns the usual chaos of the Okefenokee into a surreal comedy of errors. When Pogo convinces Albert to help dig sweet 'taters on the hottest day of the year, a series of bizarre mishaps—feathers, honey, and mistaken blizzards—send Pogo racing for help in his warmest gear. With art and writing by the legendary Walt Kelly, this Hermes Press reissue captures the wit and whimsy of a classic strip, complete with full-color cover by Kelly himself.
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Pogo tricks Albert into helping him dig sweet 'taters on the hottest day of the year. Due to very strange circumstance Churchy gets covered in honey and feathers, causing Pogo and Albert to think that a blizzard is on. Pogo goes for help dressed in heaviest possible clothing
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