Set in the cold mountains of Whistler, British Columbia, Dood is given the opportunity to try his luck at skiing. With a tilt of the page a bunny hill is instantly changed into a downhill run that even a “great Canadian skier” wouldn’t want to tackle. From here things go from bad to worse. At the end of the hill there is an Evil Knievalesque jump. Fear is replaced with determination as Dood prepares himself for the jump. It looks like he’s going to make it. Hand decides to make things a little more interesting by erasing Dood’s skis and drawing anvils on his feet. Dood drops like a stone. At the bottom of his drop Dood is greeted by paper-thin ice, which he breaks through and pops back up looking like a gag ice cube with a fly in it. Hand enters and draws a polar bear that instantly falls in love with the “Dood-Sicle”. The polar bear sits on top of the cube, which melts under his blubbery butt. Then starts the real excitement…