Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #421
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Say Uncle!", Tweety enlists the genius inventor Wile E. Coyote to build a fully automated, cat-proof bird cage—only to find the delivery and testing process is as chaotic as it is clever. With Wile E. himself overseeing every step, the cage faces off against Sylvester in a series of inventive trials, all drawn with the crisp, energetic style of John Costanza.
In "Say Uncle!" from Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #421 (1976), Sylvester's eccentric Uncle Succotash arrives with a mission: to catch Tweety, the wily bird who’s always outsmarted his nephew. With a hunting hat, a magnifying glass, and a whole lot of misplaced confidence, the uncle sets out to prove he’s the better predator—while Tweety remains one step ahead.
In "The Infernal Tower," Tweety enlists the help of genius inventor Wile E. Coyote to build a cat-proof bird cage, setting off a series of elaborate, high-tech tests that put Sylvester to the ultimate challenge—though the real question is whether the cage can withstand more than just a hungry cat.
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Reprinted in Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #481 (1981)
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