Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #481
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Say Uncle!", Tweety enlists the help of genius inventor Wile E. Coyote to build a cat-proof bird cage, leading to a delightfully chaotic delivery and a series of inventive tests designed to outwit Sylvester. With all art and letters by John Costanza, this 1981 Western Publishing classic showcases the artist’s full hand in both story and cover, bringing the high-stakes antics to life with crisp, energetic detail.
When Sylvester’s eccentric Uncle Succotash arrives for a visit with a mission to catch Tweety, the clever little bird finds himself in the middle of a very different kind of hunt—one that’s less about the chase and more about outsmarting a self-proclaimed big-game hunter with a flair for the dramatic. With Sylvester’s usual antics on the sidelines, it’s up to Tweety to stay one step ahead of a visitor who’s more show than skill.
In "The Infernal Tower," Tweety enlists the help of genius inventor Wile E. Coyote to build a cat-proof bird cage, leading to a delightfully chaotic delivery and a series of increasingly elaborate tests—each one more absurd than the last—designed to keep Sylvester at bay.
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