Winnie the Pooh: The Hundred Acre Wood Comic Collection Hardcover by Kari Korhonen

Product Details

• Publisher: Fantagraphics (2025-12-02)
• Language: English
• Paperback: 172 pages
• ISBN-13: 9798875001482
• Item Weight: 567.0 grams
• Dimensions: 0.0 x 0.0 x 0.0 cm

Disney talents around the world have been making Winnie the Pooh comic book stories since 1977. Now these warm, wacky, and wild adventures are anthologized for the first time in North America!

Is your honey pot empty? Oh, bother! Fill it up with dozens of classic comic book stories never before collected—from the vintage American Winnie the Pooh comic book and from Disney comics magazines around the world! Pooh, Tigger, Eeyore and the gang rejoin us in a bounty of epic-length cartoon adaptations and delightfully droll gag tales.

See Christopher Robin’s whole gang chase bees with balloons, bounce into dire winter weather, hunt hungry Heffalumps and even confront the dreadful Snagglefrizzle! Tall tales, chivalry, stuff and fluff are all here for Pooh Bear—Winnie the Pooh Bear!

About the Author

Kari Korhonen, born in Espoo, Finland, is a cartoonist famed for Disney comics work. Korhonen has been writing and drawing Disney comics for the Danish publisher Egmont since 1993, where he is best-known for Donald Duckling stories—featuring Donald as a mischievous youngster—and Scrooge McDuck adventures founded on Don Rosa’s Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck series. Beyond Duckburg tales, Korhonen is best known for Winnie the Pooh stories.

Jim Fanning is an internationally published author and Disney historian. A leading authority on Walt Disney and his legacy, Fanning has written on all aspects of Disney, including animation, live-action, television, theme parks and Imagineering, for books, magazines, online sites, and documentaries; his most recent works include The Disney Book: New Edition (Dorling Kindersley, 2023) and Drawing 100 Years of Disney (Walter Foster, 2023). Fanning has also written storybooks, comic books, audio productions, educational media, and other works for Disney and its licensees.

Ed Nofziger (1913-2000) was born in Porterville, California. Getting his start as a cartoonist with the UCLA humor magazine The Claw, Nofziger moved on to work as a staff artist for The Saturday Evening Post. After World War II, Nofziger went into animation, working for UPA (on the cartoon series Mr. Magoo) and Hanna-Barbera (Ruff and Reddy). In the 1960s and 1970s, Nofziger created animal-themed comic strips such as Buenos Dias (with Hanna Hutchinson) and Animalogic. Nofziger was also a prolific Disney comics writer, working directly for the Disney Studio on stories of Duckburg characters and Winnie the Pooh.