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Boys' and Girls' March of Comics#124

Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #124

Jan 1955 · Western · 0.00 FREE
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In "The Crook Catcher," a 1955 issue of Boys' and Girls' March of Comics, Woody’s confidence takes a surprising turn when his friends’ prank with a rigged baseball leads him to demand a tryout with the local team. Written by Don R. Christensen and illustrated by John Carey—whose inks and colors bring the story’s playful energy to life—this lighthearted tale captures a moment of unexpected courage in a classic Western Publishing adventure.

Contains 2 stories
The Crook Catcher
20 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Woody WoodpeckerSlick Sam (crook)postmannewspaper hawkertwo gas station attendantsthree kids with slingshotsJenks (police detective)uniformed police officervarious bad guys in waterfront divemanicurist
The Batty Baseballer
8 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Woody WoodpeckerKnotheadSplinterWally Walruschemistbaseball team managervarious baseball players

When Woody’s pitching leaves Knothead and Splinter unimpressed, he’s ready to hang up his glove—until a prank with a magically boosted baseball gives him a sudden surge of confidence. Now, armed with newfound boldness, he storms the local team’s tryout, determined to prove himself in a game he never thought he could play.

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artist, inker, letterer John Carey

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