Four Color #264
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Woody Woodpecker and the Magic Lantern," the mischievous bird stumbles upon a curious kerosene lantern from a dubious antique dealer, only to discover it houses a genie with a knack for literal interpretations. Written with playful chaos and brought to life by Dick Hall’s expressive art and Suzanne Seaborne’s sharp inks, the story follows Woody as his well-intentioned wishes spiral into increasingly absurd predicaments. When the shady dealer resurfaces with sinister plans, Woody’s final wish offers a clever twist—though not before a surprise rescue from the genie himself. Cover by Dick Hall.
In "Woody Woodpecker and the Magic Lantern," the mischievous bird stumbles upon a curious kerosene lantern from a shady antique dealer, only to discover it’s home to a genie whose magic always goes hilariously awry. When the dealer resurfaces with sinister intentions, Woody finds himself trapped in a basement full of old-timey torture devices—just in time for the genie to pull a final, wish-based rescue.
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