Yogi Bear Comic Album #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Honey Hassle," Yogi Bear and Boo Boo face their sweetest challenge yet when their honey credit gets cut off—only to find themselves framed when a Yogi suit is used to steal honey in the park. With the whole animal community turning against them, the duo must clear their names and track down the real culprit, all while earning a well-deserved reward. Art by Kay Wright brings the classic mischief to life in this 1962 World Distributors gem.
Yogi Bear and Boo Boo are desperate for honey—until the bees cut off their credit after a long-standing bill. When a mysterious figure in a Yogi suit starts stealing honey from the park, the animals turn on the real bears, leaving them to clear their names. With the help of their wits and a little luck, Yogi and Boo Boo track down the impostor, proving their innocence and earning a sweet reward.
Yogi Bear tries to win over a visiting German bear by mastering her language—fast—so he resorts to sleep-learning with a record. When he accidentally plays a wiretap of crooks planning to kidnap Frieda, his misused German phrases end up intimidating the criminals into surrendering. With the crooks caught and Frieda safe, Yogi earns both a reward and a chance at romance—though whether it’s the language or the heroics that win her over remains to be seen.
Snagglepuss tries to keep order at the library, but his antics backfire when he accidentally aids Bart the Book Bandit—only to end up catching him by mistake. Now promoted to watchman, he keeps a close eye on the library grounds, posing as one of the stone lions by the steps.
Yogi Bear’s constant ringing in his ears takes a surprising turn when a doctor links it to a guilty conscience. Determined to clear his name, Yogi tries to help some tourists—but his well-intentioned directions send several cars careening off the road. When the truth about the broken bridge comes out, it’s not the chaos he expected, but a twist that leaves Ranger Smith shaking his head.
Yakky Doodle takes his role as Chopper’s bodyguard far too seriously—intentionally or not, he’s always landing Chopper in trouble, though he’s convinced every chaotic moment is a heroic rescue. When even Chopper can’t take the antics anymore, he hires a real bodyguard… to protect himself from Yakky.
Yogi Bear boasts about his fishing skills to Boo Boo, scoffing when his friend pulls up an old boot. But when Yogi’s own line comes up empty, the boot—still in the water—reveals a surprising catch.
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