Two-Bit the Wacky Woodpecker #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeTwo-Bit the Wacky Woodpecker tells the story of a fast-talking, adventurous woodpecker dressed as a cowboy who encounters rabbits burrowing under the ground and attempts to eliminate them as pests using various comedic methods, including a shotgun. After failing to catch the rabbits in the garden, Two-Bit encounters them again and they engage in a chaotic chase. The issue also includes an anthology story, "Tumbleweed Tim and Chuck," featuring two cowboys discovering a hidden treasure map and becoming partners to search for the treasure, though a dispute arises over how to split their potential riches.
Two-Bit the Wacky Woodpecker takes on a case when a woman hires him to shadow her fiancé, convinced he's stepping out with another lady—leading our feathered gumshoe through an escalating series of disguises and mishaps as he tails his target through town. What Two-Bit doesn't realize is that the truth behind this mystery is far more complicated than a simple case of infidelity, and his determination to stay on the job puts him through the wringer. It's a wacky romp that proves even the world's greatest private eye can get more than he bargained for when love and loyalty collide.
The Super Modern Cab Company's latest invention hits the road with Cannonball at the wheel, but its automated conveniences—designed to handle every passenger need—quickly become disasters in disguise as a hapless customer endures one malfunctioning "improvement" after another. This wacky tale watches a cutting-edge contraption prove that the best intentions can turn a simple cab ride into pure comedy chaos.
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↩ Reprints John Wayne Adventure Comics #4 (1950)
Reprinted in Wacky Woodpecker #2 (1958), Wacky Woodpecker #7 (1958), Gwandanaland Comics #3057 (2021)
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