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Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker#87
Cover: John Carey

Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker #87

Oct 1965 · Western · 0.12 USD
“The Very, Very Persistent Reporter”

In "The Very, Very Persistent Reporter," Woody Woodpecker’s offhand comment about wanting a “pair of mules” for his birthday sets off a chain of misunderstandings when Knothead and Splinter take it literally. With a mix of enthusiasm and zero clue, the kids track down a pair of live mules, much to Woody’s bewilderment, before he decides to take them on a desert adventure to prospect for borax. Dick Hall’s energetic art brings the chaos to life, while John Carey’s cover captures the zany spirit of the misadventure.

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artist, inker, letterer Dick Hall · colorist Western Publishing Production Shop · cover John Carey

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artist, inker, letterer Dick Hall
cover pencils, inks John Carey

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Knothead and Splinter overhear Woody say he’d like a “pair of mules” for his birthday. Not knowing that “mules” refers to bedroom slippers, the kids scare-up a “pair of live mules” for their dismayed uncle. Woody decides to take the mules out into the desert to prospect for borax.

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