Walt Disney Winnie-the-Pooh #22

Dec 1980 · Western · 0.40 USD

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In "The One-Bear Bunch," Pooh and Tigger set off on a gentle but determined quest when the baby gopher Eep of the Gra comes to them in distress, clutching a mysterious scrap of note left behind after his mama vanished. Written by Vic Lockman and brought to life with warm, expressive art by John Carey—pencils, inks, and letters all by the same hand—this 1980 Western Publishing story captures the quiet magic of the Hundred Acre Wood with a touch of whimsical mystery. The cover, also by Carey, perfectly frames the tender, curious spirit of the tale.

Contains 3 stories

The One-Bear Bunch

8 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Winnie-the-PoohTiggerPigletOwlEeyoreRabbitKangaRooRaccoon

Surprise Party

8 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Winnie-the-PoohTiggerPigletOwlRabbitPapa Coyotethree little coyotes

The Return of Eep of the Gra

8 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Winnie-the-PoohEep of the GraTiggerOwlPigletRabbitKangaRooEeyoreMama Gopher

When the baby gopher known as Eep of the Gra shows up at Pooh’s door with a cryptic scrap of a note and a worried look, Pooh and Tigger set off on a gentle but determined search through the Hundred Acre Wood. With help from Owl’s theories, Rabbit’s maps, and Kanga’s calm guidance, the friends must untangle a mystery that’s as puzzling as it is heartfelt—especially when Eeyore’s quiet wisdom hints at something deeper beneath the surface.