Pogo Possum #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Teeth For Two," Albert channels his inner derring-do after reading "The Three Musketeers," setting out to rescue distressed damsels—only to find his grand adventure hinges on Pogo’s reluctant assistance. With a flair for the dramatic and a dash of absurdity, Albert’s chivalric mission leads him to Miz Beaver, where he intervenes in a flour-dusted standoff with Beauregard. Written, drawn, and inked by Walt Kelly, this 1954 Dell classic captures the whimsy and wit that made Pogo a beloved staple of comic folklore. Cover by Walt Kelly.
In "Teeth For Two," Albert, inspired by tales of derring-do, sets out to rescue damsels in distress—only to find his grand adventure unfolding in the most unexpected way when he intervenes to help Miz Beaver, who’s being pestered by Beauregard while brushing flour off her fur. The story unfolds with the kind of whimsical charm and playful misadventure that defines Pogo Possum’s world.
In "The Deaf Toll," Pogo, Bun Rabbit, Beauregard, and Churchy pay a visit to Bun’s hard-of-hearing uncle, where Beauregard attempts to spin a wild sea tale—only to find his words lost in silence. The story unfolds with gentle humor and quiet charm, as the animals navigate the uncle’s world of muffled sounds and misheard words.
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↩ Reprints Animal Comics #28 (1947)
Reprinted in Walt Kelly's Pogo #6 (2018)
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