Yogi Bear #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Beach Boy," Yogi Bear and Boo Boo face a honey shortage when their credit with the bees is cut off—until a clever impersonator in a Yogi suit starts stealing honey at the park. With the entire animal population turning against them, the bears must clear their names and track down the real culprit before they’re left with nothing but a guilty conscience and a single pot of honey to show for it. Art by Kay Wright brings the classic antics to life, while Harvey Eisenberg’s cover captures the chaos in bold, playful detail.
Yogi Bear and Boo Boo face a sweet crisis when their honey debt lands them in the red—literally. With credit cut off by the bees, a clever honey stand owner dons a Yogi suit to steal honey in the park, turning every animal against the bears. When the real Yogi and Boo Boo uncover the impostor, they must clear their names and reclaim their reputation—earning a well-deserved reward in the process.
In "Itty Bitty Bodyguard," Yakky takes it upon himself to protect Chopper, convinced his small size makes him the perfect guardian. Though his well-intentioned efforts only seem to land Chopper in one scrape after another, Yakky remains undeterred—until Chopper finally hires someone to protect him from the very bodyguard he once trusted.
Yogi Bear boasts about his fishing skills to Boo Boo, laughing when his friend pulls up an old boot. But when Yogi’s own efforts yield nothing, the boot—still in the water—reveals a surprising catch.
In "Bing Bong Bear," Yogi Bear’s persistent ringing in his ears isn’t just a medical mystery—it’s a sign he’s been carrying a secret guilt. When he tries to make amends by helping some tourists, his well-meaning antics send their cars careening, only to discover the bridge they were headed to had vanished. The outcome is a surprise, but the real story is how a single misstep leads to a moment of unexpected redemption.
When Snagglepuss takes a job as a librarian, his chaotic energy turns the stacks into a mess — even helping Bart the Book Bandit in the process. But when he accidentally traps the thief instead, his blunder earns him a promotion to watchman, where he now keeps a watchful eye from his spot among the library’s stone lions.
Yogi Bear tries to win over Frieda by mastering German—quickly—using a sleep-learning tape. But when he accidentally swaps it with a wiretap recording of crooks plotting to kidnap Frieda, his misused phrases end up scaring the criminals into surrendering. The police detective arrives to sort things out, and Yogi’s clumsy mix-up might just be the key to winning more than just Frieda’s heart.
Yogi Bear, ever the clever bear, plans to steal honey from his tree while the bees are distracted by the flowers—only to find the tables turned when the bees, smarter than their reputation, have set a trap just for him.
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Reprinted in Familien Flint #19/1962 (1952), Yogi Bear Comic Album #2 (1962), Familien Flint #20/1962 (1962), Familien Flint #22/1962 (1962), Top Cat #[1964] (1963), Top Comics Huckleberry Hound #1 (1967), Huckleberry Hound #31 (1967), Top Comics Yogi Bear #3 (1968), Yogi Bear #31 (1968), Familien Flint #9/1968 (1968), Yogi Bear #35 (1969), Yogi Bear #37 (1969), Yogi Bear #38 (1969), Yogi Bear #41 (1970), Familie Feuerstein #1, Familie Feuerstein #51, Familie Feuerstein #7
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