Four Color #350
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Uranium Mine," young Woody stumbles upon a mysterious rock from a blimp’s return from a scientific expedition, leading him to believe he’s discovered a hidden uranium mine on his family’s property. When two shady real estate agents catch wind of the find, they begin pressuring him to sell—putting his quiet life in the balance. Cover by Dan Gormley, art by Dick Hall, this 1951 Four Color #350 tale blends small-town curiosity with the quiet tension of a discovery that could change everything.
In "The Uranium Mine," Woody stumbles upon a mysterious rock from a blimp’s scientific trip while digging in his back yard—only to discover it’s rich in uranium. Suddenly, the idea of a hidden mine turns heads, and two shady real estate agents come knocking, eager to buy his property.
In this 1951 classic from Four Color #350, Fifi, the carnival’s famously plump lady, enlists Woody to watch her little boy for the afternoon—only for Woody to accidentally mistake her husband, the world’s smallest midget, for the child. What follows is a whirlwind of mistaken identities and slapstick chaos as the two bicker and chase each other all through the afternoon.
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Reprinted in Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker Summer Fun #1 (1966)
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