Little Jack Frost #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeLittle Jack Frost returns to visit some children and takes them on an adventure after they wish his snowman companion were alive. The children ride a magical snowman that comes to life, and it grows into an enormous locomotive-sized creation. The runaway snowman causes chaos, prompting emergency calls to the snow removal department and military authorities as it barrels across the landscape at high speed, eventually connecting with railroad tracks and heading toward a major rail line at 200 miles per hour.
Little Jack Frost whisks Sonny and Sue away on a magical winter adventure, but their dream of winning an ice-skating contest is threatened when the villainous King Hotto unleashes a heat wave to melt the frozen lake. Little Jack Frost rallies the icy winds for an enchanted battle to restore winter and save the day. A charming tale of friendship, winter magic, and the power of keeping your word—with a delightful twist that'll leave you wondering what's real and what's not.
When a lonely boy named Algy wishes his homemade snowman to life, he gains the friend he's desperately needed—but their joy is short-lived as the Snow Removal Department launches an all-out manhunt to capture the living snowman they've named Freddy. On the run from trucks, planes, and determined officials, the unlikely pair must stay one step ahead of capture while searching for safety and belonging.
When Freddy gives Algy an electric train set for Christmas, the boys accidentally trigger a mysterious spring mechanism that sends the toy locomotive growing to real-size and barreling southbound at catastrophic speeds. With Freddy literally melting in the heat and Algy struggling to keep up, the runaway train becomes the center of a chaotic chase across the country—complete with frantic rescue attempts and increasingly wild encounters along the way. It's a wild, slapstick adventure that sends this snowman and his friend on quite the unexpected journey home.
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Reprinted in Peter Rabbit's Easter Parade #1 (1952), Peter Rabbit #26 (1955), Peter Rabbit #28 (1955)
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