Here’s the full set of story panels for a Yogi Bear cartoon that was apparently never made. “Beast Feast” was given the production number of R-88, so it would have been written for “The Yogi Bear Show” instead of the Huck show.
It’s a good story and I’m baffled as to why it never appeared on TV. I love the beast design (there was an HB cartoon with a similar beast, right?) and there are some pretty nice settings that Dick Thomas could have rendered really well. The artwork is very attractive. Boo Boo trips the beast? A little pro-active for him, isn’t it? Jean Vander Pyl likely would have had a chance to pull out her old crone voice that she used for Winnie Witch a number of years later.
Warren Foster wrote the story (it’s safe to assume) but whether these are his story panels, or Alex Lovy’s, I don’t know. You’ll notice some changes were made to the dialogue, especially at the end. They appear to be in Joe Barbera’s hand-writing.
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It’s a good story and I’m baffled as to why it never appeared on TV. I love the beast design (there was an HB cartoon with a similar beast, right?) and there are some pretty nice settings that Dick Thomas could have rendered really well. The artwork is very attractive. Boo Boo trips the beast? A little pro-active for him, isn’t it? Jean Vander Pyl likely would have had a chance to pull out her old crone voice that she used for Winnie Witch a number of years later.
Warren Foster wrote the story (it’s safe to assume) but whether these are his story panels, or Alex Lovy’s, I don’t know. You’ll notice some changes were made to the dialogue, especially at the end. They appear to be in Joe Barbera’s hand-writing.
