(EDIT: The title makes a tad more sense now)
Yes, we're back with The Bear from Eric St. Clair and Paul Eismann today, along with a side of silliness. We've previously seen the Bear seek Justice and a Timid existence in the zoo. Those tales came to us from the mid-to-late '60s, but the Bear himself goes back a fair bit further. Today's tale, The Pearl Divers, comes from 1955 - but he was already a star before this point. And he's got one of the oddest starts in comics, really.
But, we'll come back to that.
For now, let's read Comics!
Part two of the tale took the cover -
Good job, Boomer!
Maybe tomorrow we can see your odd origins.
Yes, we're back with The Bear from Eric St. Clair and Paul Eismann today, along with a side of silliness. We've previously seen the Bear seek Justice and a Timid existence in the zoo. Those tales came to us from the mid-to-late '60s, but the Bear himself goes back a fair bit further. Today's tale, The Pearl Divers, comes from 1955 - but he was already a star before this point. And he's got one of the oddest starts in comics, really.
But, we'll come back to that.
For now, let's read Comics!
Part two of the tale took the cover -
Good job, Boomer!
Maybe tomorrow we can see your odd origins.
page art by Paul Eismann from Treasure Chest Of Fun & Fact v10 #s 13-15 (1955)
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