Pogo Possum #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Skinny-Dipping Mouse," Pogo’s quiet day is upended when Albert fakes illness to steal a freshly baked cake, only to have Howland and Churchy dive in and devour most of it—leading to a chaotic, flour-dusted battle over the last crumbs. Written and illustrated by Walt Kelly, this 1950 Dell classic captures the whimsy and mischief of the swamp with its signature charm, all on a cover by Kelly himself.
In the quiet hush of a moonlit river, Albert and Pogo find themselves adrift on a boat ride gone awry, only to stumble upon Howland and Willow, equally stranded in the dark. As shadows stretch and the night hums with unseen dangers, the four must face the creeping fear of the unknown—where every rustle and whisper could be something far worse than chance.
In "Mother Goosery Rinds," Pogo and Albert find themselves reluctantly babysitting the mischievous Dee-licious, who demands a show. To keep her entertained, the two friends improvise a series of playful, slapstick takes on classic Mother Goose rhymes—complete with exaggerated antics and animal-sized chaos.
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Reprinted in The Toon Treasury of Classic Children's Comics #[nn] (2009), Walt Kelly's Pogo #2 (2014), Walt Kelly's Pogo #6 (2018)
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