Yogi Bear #24
In "Drip-Drip-Drip!", Wacky the circus bear—silent but full of mischief—slips into Jellystone Park and immediately starts causing chaos, impersonating Yogi Bear with a stolen outfit and a series of slapstick antics. Penciled with playful energy by John Carey on the cover and brought to life through Pete Alvarado’s expressive art inside, this 1966 Western Publishing gem captures the classic charm of the series, with Wacky’s wordless antics delighting and confusing the park’s residents.
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Wacky, a circus-bear who ordinarily works slapstick routines with clowns, escapes for a sojourn in Jellystone Park. Wacky does not speak (as do Yogi, Boo Boo and most of the other park animals), but communicates only through gestures, facial expressions, and a goofy, but winning, smile. After head-butting Yogi and Boo Boo, he steals Yogi’s clothes and proceeds through the park performing his physical pranks on others, who misidentify him as Yogi.
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