Little
Geyser was a story about a kid-geyser and his quest for home. The lovable
Little Geyser jumped out of hot springs in New Zealand and landed in the
radiator of a tourist car. Separated from his home and Pa Geyser, he set to
travel the World. He spent a few episodes on a luxury liner hoping it will take
him home to New Zealand but ended up in England instead. There the poor Little
Geyser spent some time with a dim English family who thought he was a fountain.
Feeling sad and lonely, he tried to find another geyser that he could talk to. Later
in the run he forgot all about New Zealand and concentrated on a search for a
body of water to call home or simply chill – a pond, a canal, a stream, a sink
full of water, a bucket, a soda pop dispenser, a washing machine, anything
went. Needless to say his weekly experiments put him in all kinds of humorous
situations.
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From COR!! issue dated 26th December, 1970 (No. 30) |
The
feature ran from the first issue until 21st August, 1971 (issue 64) and missed a few weeks towards the end of its run
(it did not appear on 19th September 1970, 15th May 1971, 29th May 1971, 19th
June – 3rd July 1971, 17th July 1971, 31st July 1971 and 14th August 1971
(issue Nos. 16, 50, 52, 55-57, 59, 61 and 63)). Does anyone recognize the
artist?
Did it have a kind of ending?
ReplyDeleteNo ending.
ReplyDeleteThe artist of this page is Enrich. But he drawed only 3 or 4 pages. Joan Rafart (Raf) was the artist in, at least, the first 20 pages. Vicar drawed 2 pages too.
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