Yogi Bear #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Yogi Bear Goes to College [Intro]," the clever bear trades the forest for a classroom, tackling a painting class that quickly turns messy—leading to a surprise assignment for an outdoor sculpture. Harvey Eisenberg’s art brings the whole misadventure to life, from Yogi’s creative chaos to the dramatic hilltop bust that accidentally saves the day.
Yogi Bear trades his usual antics for a canvas in a college art class, but when his painting goes awry, he’s sent to sculpt outdoors. Chiseling a massive statue of himself on a hilltop, he accidentally sends rock chips rolling down—just in time to block a train’s path. With Ranger Smith and Boo Boo watching from a distance, Yogi’s messy mistake might just be a stroke of luck.
Yogi Bear trades his usual antics for a college cap and gown, snagging an early diploma from the Dean just to escape the classroom—only to bring it back to Jellystone, where Ranger Smith is both baffled and bewildered by the fact that Yogi’s degree is in forestry.
In "Haltin' the Baltons," Quick Draw McGraw takes on a peculiar mission when Ben Balton asks for help reining in his three mischievous brothers. With a mix of clever tricks and old-fashioned showmanship, Quick Draw sets out to teach the Balton Brothers a lesson—using their own pranks against them.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #1104 (1960), Quick Draw McGraw #8 (1961)
Reprinted in Top Comics Yogi Bear #2 (1967)
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