Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker Summer Fun #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Stop, Listen, Look," Woody Woodpecker stumbles upon a mysterious rock while digging in his backyard—only to discover it’s from a blimp on a scientific mission and packed with uranium. When two shady real estate agents catch wind of the find, they try to pressure Woody into selling his land, turning a simple backyard dig into a sticky situation. Art by Dick Hall brings the classic antics to life in this 1966 Western Comics gem.
When Woody Woodpecker uncovers a strange rock while digging in his backyard—later revealed to be from a blimp on a scientific mission—he stumbles into an unexpected treasure hunt. Thinking he’s struck gold with a hidden uranium mine, he draws the attention of two shady real estate agents eager to buy his land, setting off a series of wacky schemes and misadventures.
In this classic 1966 installment of *Woody Woodpecker Summer Fun*, Woody is hired by Fifi, the carnival's plump lady, to babysit her little boy—only to accidentally mistake her husband, the world's smallest midget, for the child. What follows is a whirlwind of slapstick chaos as Woody and the midget bumble through the afternoon in a series of escalating pranks and misunderstandings.
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