Pogo Possum #3

In "The Deep Freeze," Pogo hatches a scheme to get Albert to help dig sweet 'taters on the scorching hottest day of the year, but when Churchy ends up coated in honey and feathers, the absurd sight convinces Pogo and Albert that a sudden blizzard has struck. Panicked, Pogo dons his heaviest clothes and sets off for help, convinced winter has arrived in the middle of summer.

In "School for Mice," Seminole Sam spins a clever ruse, luring Albert and Beauregard into his newly opened School for Mice—just as he’s setting up his big plan to raid Pogo’s pantry. The story unfolds with playful deception and the kind of mischievous charm that defines the world of Pogo Possum.

In "Feelin' Mighty Hale, and Farewell," Albert’s mistaken snack—mistaking a beehive for a fish pie—lands him in a full-blown existential crisis, leading to a dramatic (if misguided) farewell. Pogo, ever the calm presence, steps in with a rescue that’s equal parts absurd and heroic, using the fire brigade’s pulmotor to pull Albert back from the brink.