The Pink Panther #76
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Pink Woodchopper," the Pink Panther finds himself lost in the woods and stumbles upon the Three Bears' home, leading to a hilariously awkward impersonation as he dons a mop head and plays Goldilocks with all the panache of a pink misfit. Written by Vic Lockman and brought to life with playful energy by artist Pete Alvarado, inks by Joe Messerli, and colors from the Western Publishing Production Shop, this 1980 classic blends slapstick charm with a clever twist on a familiar tale. The cover by Joe Messerli and Larry Mayer captures the absurdity perfectly.
When the Pink Panther gets lost in the woods, he stumbles upon the home of the Three Bears—Papa Bear, Mama Bear, and Baby Bear. Spotting a mop head, he quickly improvises, placing it on his pink head and pretending to be Goldilocks in a bid to blend in.
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Reprinted in Pink Panter #6/1982 (1982), Pink Panter #8/1982 (1982)
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