Walt Disney Winnie-the-Pooh #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Calendar of Sorts," Piglet stumbles upon a whistle at a garbage dump while Pooh discovers an unengraved trophy cup, sparking a whimsical Olympic-style competition across the Hundred Acre Wood. With playful events and friendly rivalry, the forest comes alive in celebration—until the grand prize, a honey-filled trophy cup, vanishes, leaving the culprit unknown. Written by Vic Lockman and illustrated by Pete Alvarado, with inks by Bill Wright and colors by the Western Publishing Production Shop, this 1977 classic features a cover by Pete Alvarado and Bill Wright.
Winnie-the-Pooh sets out to organize the Hundred Acre Wood with a calendar of special days, from birthdays to play-days—though Tigger has other plans when he sees “tidying up” on the list. With help from Christopher Robin and the gang, including Owl, Rabbit, Piglet, Kanga, Roo, and a chorus of woodland friends, the calendar becomes a whirlwind of whimsy, mischief, and unexpected teamwork.
When a baby gopher who only says "eep of the gra" is left behind at Kanga’s nursery school, Pooh and Piglet take it upon themselves to find Mama Gopher and uncover the meaning behind the little one’s mysterious phrase — all while navigating the whimsical chaos of the Hundred Acre Wood.
In a whimsical twist of fate, Piglet stumbles upon a whistle and Pooh discovers a plain trophy cup while exploring a garbage dump, sparking a playful Olympic-style competition across the Hundred Acre Wood. With Tigger bouncing, Rabbit organizing, and even the baby bird cheering from the sidelines, the animals dive into games of skill and silliness—until the grand prize, a honey-filled trophy cup, vanishes, leaving the entire colony in a buzz of mystery.
When Eeyore’s usual snores go missing, Pooh and Tigger find themselves wide awake—only to discover the gloomy donkey can’t sleep because of a wobbly boulder looming over his corral. Determined to help, the duo sets out to fix the problem, only to accidentally send things spinning out of control and nearly topple Owl’s tree in the process.
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Reprinted in Ole Brumm #1/1981 (1981), Ole Brumm #2/1981 (1981), Winnie the Pooh Comic Book Classics #1 (2025)
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