Yogi Bear Goes to College #B199
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Yogi Bear Goes to College [Intro]," the mischievous bear finds himself in a painting class, where his usual antics lead to a messy mishap—prompting a creative detour into sculpture. Assigned to work outdoors, Yogi carves a massive bust of himself on a hilltop, only for the scattered rock chips to unexpectedly block a railroad track and avert a potential disaster. Harvey Eisenberg handles both the interior art and cover pencils and inks, bringing Yogi’s chaotic charm to life in this 1961 Dell comic.
Yogi Bear enrolls in a painting class, but after a messy mishap, he’s sent to create a sculpture outdoors. Chipping away at a hilltop, he accidentally piles rock debris that ends up blocking a railroad track—just in time to prevent a disaster caused by a broken rail ahead.
Yogi Bear’s unexpected early graduation from college throws a twist into his usual antics—now sporting a diploma in forestry, he returns to Jellystone with a new title. Ranger Smith isn’t amused to discover that Yogi’s been officially crowned “Ranger Yogi,” and the forest’s usual order is thrown into chaos.
Yogi Bear and Boo Boo launch a forest newspaper, but a mix-up in notes sends the whole woodland into a tizzy when Boo Boo misreads Yogi’s shorthand—spreading the wild rumor that Mel Moose is secretly pals with Barney Bull, the forest’s biggest bully.
In "Air-Borne Bear," Yogi Bear dreams of soaring through the sky like a bird, leading him to an airport where he sneaks into the cockpit of an idling plane. Before he can figure out how to fly, a pair of crooks hijack the aircraft and force him to take control—despite his complete lack of experience.
In "Bedded and Belted," a runaway convict and his Mounted Police tracker crash-land their snowplanes outside Yogi Bear’s treehouse, commandeering Yogi and Boo Boo’s beds for a nap after a long chase. When the duo takes a ride on the snowplanes, they stumble into a surprise encounter with the fugitive’s pals, setting off a chain of misadventures in the snowy wilderness.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #990 (1959), Four Color #1050 (1959), Four Color #1067 (1959), Dell Giant #31 (1960), Four Color #1104 (1960)
Reprinted in Yogi Bär #7
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