Looney Tunes #176
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Wayward Wolf" finds Jo, a young wolf with a wandering spirit, caught between the wilds of the forest and the unexpected kindness of a human family. Written by Don R. Christensen and brought to life with expressive energy by artist Tony Strobl and inker Steve Steere, this 1956 adventure blends humor and heart in classic Looney Tunes fashion. The cover, by Ralph Heimdahl, captures Jo’s curious gaze with a playful, inviting charm.
Tweety, undeterred by a scientist’s claim that the Moon is lifeless, constructs a makeshift rocket ship to escape the menace of “nasty ol’ puddy tats.” With a blastoff that’s equal parts chaos and determination, Sylvester seizes the chance to latch on—now both cat and bird are hurtling into the unknown, bound for who knows where.
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Reprinted in Porky Pig #18 (1968), Bugs Bunny #231 (1981)
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