Walt Disney Winnie-the-Pooh #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Flying Carpet," Tigger rallies the Hundred Acre Wood in a whimsical "'Round the Worl' Runathon" inspired by Christopher Columbus, challenging everyone to run straight ahead—through obstacles, not around them. With John Carey handling pencils, inks, and lettering, and Vic Lockman scripting the adventure, this 1977 Western Publishing gem delivers a playful, fast-paced race where the finish line might just surprise everyone. The cover by John Carey captures the spirit of the journey, full of motion and mischief.
After getting swept up in tales of flying carpets, Piglet feels downhearted when his own carpet refuses to soar. Pooh, Rabbit, and Tigger rally to help—though their well-meaning efforts only pile on more chaos. With a mix of heart and haplessness, the friends set off on a whimsical quest to make Piglet’s dream take flight.
When Winnie-the-Pooh decides to make the paths of the Hundred Acre Wood safer by posting traffic signs, his well-intentioned plan quickly leads to confusion—Tigger misreads the signs as invitations to jump, Eeyore sees them as reminders of his gloomy outlook, and Piglet worries they’re warnings about something far worse. Christopher Robin watches with amusement as the signs spark a series of misunderstandings, while Roo tries to help by adding his own interpretations.
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Reprinted in Walt Disney Presents Winnie-the-Pooh Fun and Fantasy [Dynabrite Comics] #11360 (1979), Ole Brumm #2/1981 (1981), Ole Brumm #4/1981 (1981)
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