Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker #112
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Key-Clue Adventure," Woody Woodpecker and the kids spring into action to impress Woody’s grandmother by painting the house—only to discover the paint they’re using makes the walls completely invisible. With Bill Weaver handling art, inks, and letters, the mischief unfolds in full color, while John Carey’s cover captures the playful chaos. A 15-cent comic from 1970, it’s a lighthearted, visual gag with a twist that’s pure Woody.
When Grandma Woodpecker visits, Woody and his friends Knothead, Splinter, and Buzz Buzzard try to impress her by painting the house—only to discover the paint makes the walls vanish entirely. Now, with the house mysteriously missing a wall and no clue how to fix it, chaos and confusion follow as the gang scrambles to solve the disappearing act before Grandma arrives.
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