Walter Lantz Andy Panda #55
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Pooch Moocher," Andy Panda and his friend Charlie find themselves in a whirlwind of dimensional mayhem when their experiment with a Fourth Dimensional craft goes awry—pulling them backward into the flat, wacky world of the Second Dimension instead of forward. Written by Vic Lockman and illustrated by Lynn Karp, this 1961 Dell adventure blends sci-fi whimsy with classic cartoon charm, all captured in bold, playful style on a cover by John Carey.
When Andy and Charlie accidentally uncover a bat-winged heist in progress, they find themselves tangled in a scheme spun by the flamboyant hypnotist The Great Swandu and his dim-witted henchman Birdie, who’s been mind-controlled to steal Colonel Swellington’s prized jewels during a high-stakes aerial robbery. With the colonel’s chauffeur James and two police officers on the case, the only thing more confusing than the plan is figuring out who’s really in control.
When two scientists test their Fourth Dimensional craft, Andy and Charlie volunteer for the ride—only to accidentally flip the controls and plunge into the flat, two-dimensional world of Thinny and Flatso. Now stranded in a realm where everything is drawn, not built, the duo must navigate a world of paper-thin physics and sideways logic, all while trying to find a way back home.
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Reprinted in Walter Lantz Andy Panda #13 (1976), Woody Woodpecker #59 (1983)
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