Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker #124
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Cuckoo Clock Mystery," Woody Woodpecker follows a whimsical cuckoo clock—its bird identical to him—on a zany journey to Timtuk, Tavaria, the cuckoo clock capital of the world, where every timepiece tells a tale. Written by Don R. Christensen and brought to life with playful energy by artist John Carey (pencils, inks, and lettering), this 1972 Western Publishing adventure blends slapstick charm with a touch of mystery, all wrapped in a vibrant cover by Carey.
When a cuckoo clock with a bird that looks exactly like Woody Woodpecker starts ticking off strange clues, Woody and Winki set off on a whirlwind adventure across Tavaria, chasing the clock’s mysterious origins to the snowy village of Timtuk—home to the world’s most eccentric timepieces and a pair of sneaky thieves on the loose.
When umpire Woody Woodpecker calls Knothead out on strikes, ending the Itty-Bitty League Series in a fiery showdown, Knothead vows to never speak to him again—no matter what. The next 24 hours bring a series of escalating mishaps, from a grumpy piano mover to a big bruiser with a grudge, all testing Woody’s resolve to keep his word.
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