Walter Lantz New Funnies #271
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Little Bank Robbers," Oswald the Rabbit takes a bold stand after being bullied by a big bruiser, enrolling in judo lessons and unexpectedly using his one move to triumph in a rematch. Emboldened, he declares himself "Oswald the Avenger" and sets out to right wrongs—though his newfound confidence might be a little ahead of his training. Written by Don R. Christensen and drawn by Jack Bradbury, this 1959 Dell comic features a playful, action-packed tale with crisp art and a memorable cover by John Carey.
Papa Windy takes Breezy deep into the woods for a day of free fun, promising adventure without a penny spent—only to discover that the real challenge isn’t finding entertainment, but keeping a restless young squirrel from missing the things money can buy.
Oswald the Rabbit, once bested by a big bruiser, takes up judo to even the score—and after a single lesson, he’s ready to declare himself “Oswald the Avenger.” Armed with a single hold and a newfound swagger, he sets out to right wrongs across the city, from stopping a pickpocket to confronting a dogcatcher. But will one judo move be enough when the real challenges come?
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Reprinted in Hakke Hakkespett og andre skøyere #2/1962 (1962), Hakke Hakkespett og andre skøyere [Hakke Hakkespett julenummer] #1962 (1962), Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker #103 (1968), Woody Woodpecker #2 (1991), Woody Woodpecker Annual #1975
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