Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker #103
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Super Lifesaver," a hungry chicken’s mistaken snack leads to a hilariously sticky situation when it gulps down a sack of cement—mistaking it for corn—and then quenches its thirst with fountain water, only to stiffen into a literal statue. This 1968 Western Publishing classic, featuring vibrant colors by the Western Publishing Production Shop and a delightfully chaotic cover by John Carey, delivers the kind of absurd, slapstick charm that made Woody Woodpecker a staple of comic book mischief.
When the Royal Treasury runs dry and cosmic collection agents start seizing King Size’s rocket fleet and other prized possessions, Space Mouse hatches a bold plan: turn the royal castle into a paid attraction. With the fate of Rodentia’s treasures on the line, the young mouse’s million-dollar idea could be the kingdom’s last hope—or a disastrous gamble.
A hungry chicken mistakes a sack of cement for corn, washes it down with fountain water, and soon finds itself stiffening into a statue—just as a workman arrives on the scene.
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↩ Reprints Walter Lantz New Funnies #271 (1959), Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker #62 (1960), Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker #67 (1961), Four Color #1244 (1961)
Reprinted in Piko Magazine #43 (1970), Woody Woodpecker Annual #1975
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