One of this figure's companions is a dog who was once cut in half and had his back legs sewed on upside-down. This man and his companions let their beards grow endlessly so that they could use them to stay warm during the "Year of the Two Winters." The first stories about this man were published by James MacGillivray, but he became popular through the advertisements of W.B. Laughead. This man was delivered to his parents by a relay team of (*) five storks. He found his most famous companion blea
One of this figure's companions is a dog who was once cut in half and had his back legs sewed on upside-down. This man and his companions let their beards grow endlessly so that they could use them to stay warm during the "Year of the Two Winters." The first stories about this man were published by James MacGillivray, but he became popular through the advertisements of W.B. Laughead. This man was delivered to his parents by a relay team of (*) five storks. He found his most famous companion bleating in a giant snowdrift during the Year of the Blue Snow. For 10 points, name this companion of Babe the Blue Ox, a giant lumberjack from American folklore.
One of this figure's companions is a dog who was once cut in half and had his back legs sewed on upside-down.
Paul Bunyan