
Year Two, BOTG #1: Jimmy Finds the Perfect Spot and Immediately Climbs a Tree
Everything led Jimmy to one spot. Then the trail disappeared, the bear mace was missing, something black moved, and Jimmy discovered trees have advantages.
Field Humor
Jimmy's treasure-hunting adventures, retold as illustrated comics filled with wrong turns, close calls, raccoon interference, and the moments that somehow became funnier after the mud dried.

Everything led Jimmy to one spot. Then the trail disappeared, the bear mace was missing, something black moved, and Jimmy discovered trees have advantages.

The Sketchy Raccoon turns a simple situation into snack-related chaos in this Lost Cabin Mine comic.

Jimmy takes the treasure hunt indoors at a strange hotel in the woods, searching halls, rooms, and vending machines while a soggy raccoon keeps watch.

One more hill. One more bad decision. Jimmy pushes ahead while her exhausted partner questions everything, only for the soggy raccoon supervisor to claim the final victory.

A dog’s unusual behavior convinces Mabel that it knows something important. The resulting search produces plenty of suspicion, enthusiasm, and very little reliable evidence.

Strange noises outside the tent keep Mabel awake during a night in the woods. By morning, the terrifying midnight visitor turns out to be the soggy raccoon, calmly inspecting the campsite.

Mabel’s first treasure-hunting comic begins with a storm, a stubborn web, and one very questionable bee.