The Dandy#460
Cover: James Crichton
The Dandy #460
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Part 1" of a whimsical tale from The Dandy #460 (1950), Dad and his daughter Kate venture into the countryside, where they discover a world without keyholes—until a kind-hearted woodpecker carves one into a tree just for her. Drawn with gentle charm by Allan Morley, whose art, inking, and lettering all bear his hand, the story unfolds with quiet magic. The cover, by James Crichton, captures the moment with playful detail.
Contains 10 stories
Untitled Humor story
Freddy the fearless flyboy
Untitled Humor story
Wuzzy Wizboygypsy (villain)
Untitled Humor story
Hungry Horacedaddoctor
Untitled Humor story
Desperate DanAunt AggieOscar (giant worm)Sculpture competition judge
Untitled Humor story
Cocky SueSkipperKing Kannikook
Untitled Humor story
Smarty (bear cub)Barney BrennanDigger Merry
Untitled Humor story
Plum MacDuffMacoodle
Part 1
FergusRory CameronBlack Angus (blacksmith)
Untitled Humor story
Keyhole Katedad
Keyhole Kate and her dad venture into the countryside, where there are no keyholes to be found—until a kind woodpecker, moved by her longing, taps out a perfect one in a tree.
Untitled Humor story
RustymumUncle Samschool caretaker
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Full credits
artist, inker, letterer Allan Morley
cover pencils, inks James Crichton
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