The Pink Panther #77
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Little Pink Riding Hood," the Pink Panther trades his factory uniform for a ranger's hat, stepping into the wilds of a national park to count wildlife—only to find himself tangled in a bear-sized misunderstanding with a protective mother and her curious cub. With Joe Messerli handling both pencils and inks, and Larry Mayer adding the final touches to the cover, this 1980 Western Publishing gem blends slapstick charm with a gentle, whimsical twist on a classic tale.
The Pink Panther’s smooth mandolin tunes have a way of softening even the hardest hearts—but in the dusty town of Gulp-Gulch, his music stirs more than just melodies. When his charm catches the eye of Elmo’s wife and ruffles the feathers of Bully Beltcha, the sheriff of Gulp-Gulch finds himself playing referee to a showdown that’s less about guns and more about who’s got the real rhythm.
The Pink Panther trades his factory uniform for a ranger’s hat, eager to count wildlife in the national park—only to find himself tangled in a paws-on encounter with a protective mother bear and her curious cub. What starts as a simple census quickly turns into a wild, woolly misadventure, reminding him that even the most peaceful jobs can go off-script.
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Reprinted in Pink Panter #8/1982 (1982), De Rose Panter #112 (1989)
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