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- ?
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- Dick Hall
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- Dick Hall
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- If you're going to carry on like that before the ride starts...
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- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals
- Characters
- Woody Woodpecker; amusement park worker
- Synopsis
- Woody goes through a series of frightened expressions before the roller coaster rode begins.
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- Keywords
- roller coaster
Black and white on inside front cover.
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- Dick Hall
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- Dick Hall
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- I sure picked a lulu of a spot to set up a rain-making service!
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- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals
- Characters
- Woody Woodpecker; Buzz Buzzard; Woody’s creditors
- Synopsis
- To save his rainmaking business, Woody must produce rain for the parched desert property of Buzz Buzzard.
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- Keywords
- desert; rainmaking
"Reprinted by popular demand".
- Script
- Vic Lockman
- Pencils
- Phil De Lara
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- Phil De Lara
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- Rome Siemon
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- Yeowie! Must you go into a rage when I’m on your back, Daddy Drink?
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- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals
- Characters
- Chilly Willy; Daddy Drink (anthropomorphic ocean); Bully Bear; Gustov Wind (anthropomorphic cloud/breeze)
- Synopsis
- The ocean literally rebels against the great amount of trash that is continually thrown into it, to the extent that it throws an anthropomorphic fit while Chilly is peacefully fishing, shaking the penguin up. Boorish Bully Bear is the primary source of the litter, so Chilly helps “Daddy Drink” (the ocean) and “Gustov Wind” (the cloud/breeze) turn the tables on the litterbug-bear.
- Keywords
- anthropomorphized nature; environmental awareness; litter; ocean; polar region; turning the tables; wind
New story. A very unusual story for Western Publishing, as both the ocean and the wind take on anthropomorphic qualities, exhibit speech, and have proper names ("Daddy Drink", "Gustov Wind"). Such an approach was often seen in Harvey Comics, particularly those concerning Casper the Friendly Ghost’s “Enchanted Forest”, but is an extremely rare occurrence – if not the first such occurrence, not involving witchcraft or other supernatural influences – for Western’s funny animal comics.
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- Dick Hall
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- Dick Hall
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- Dick Hall
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- What's got into my cozy bungalow?
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- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals
- Characters
- Woody Woodpecker; army of termites; police officer; fire fighters; Wally Walrus
- Synopsis
- Finding his house overrun by termites, Woody leads the destructive wood-chewers to Wally Walrus’ bigger, tastier house – then has an attack of conscience.
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- Keywords
- termites
"Reprinted by popular demand".
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- Frank McSavage
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- Frank McSavage
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- Western Publishing Production Shop
- Letters
- Frank McSavage
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Kids, this is just the job I’ve been looking for!
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- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals
- Characters
- Woody Woodpecker; Knothead; Splinter; Mr. Rankle
- Synopsis
- Small town postmaster Woody finds an old letter, fallen behind a cabinet, bearing a very valuable stamp. The letter is addressed to a very annoying, problem postal customer. Per regulations, Woody must deliver the letter, but tries to get the stamp for himself.
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- Keywords
- mail; stamp
"Reprinted by popular demand".