Yogi Bear #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Going Nowhere - Slow!", Yogi Bear sets his sights on a new dream: flying like a bird—until reality sets in. Determined to prove he can soar, he sneaks onto a tarmac and takes a seat in a warm-up plane, just as two bank robbers arrive looking for a fast escape. With Harvey Eisenberg handling art, inks, and letters, and Pete Alvarado’s cover capturing the chaos, this 1967 Western Publishing gem delivers a classic Yogi misadventure with a high-stakes twist.
Yogi Bear’s latest scheme takes flight—literally—as he tries to master the art of flying, only to realize he’s not built for it. When he retreats to the airport and sneaks into a warm-up plane, two bank robbers arrive with a fast escape in mind. With Boo Boo Bear watching from the sidelines and a bluebird nearby, chaos is just a takeoff away.
Yogi Bear and Boo Boo Bear try a little mind-bending magic when Yogi hypnotizes Ranger Smith into seeing them as invisible—leading to a surprisingly smooth run of antics with the tourists. But as the novelty wears off, even the best-laid plans start to sour, proving that some tricks are better left undone.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #1050 (1959), Four Color #1067 (1959), Huckleberry Hound #5 (1960), Yogi Bear #7 (1962)
Reprinted in Inch High Private Eye & Pixie & Dixie Annual #[nn] (1977)
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