Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker #74
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The High Trail to Treasure," Woody Woodpecker and the kids find themselves in Afhgandia, where curiosity leads them to the strange, indestructible bubbles crafted by reclusive inventor Ali Baba. When they invite the inventor to showcase his invention at the Space Research Center, his mischievous twin, Baba Ali, steps in—setting off a series of zany escapades. Bill Weaver's art and John Liggera's inks bring the adventure to life, while John Carey and Steve Steere's cover captures the whimsy of the tale.
Woody Woodpecker and the gang visit their old friend Rajah Sandu in Afhgandia, where they’re fascinated by the strange, floating bubbles created by reclusive inventor Ali Baba. When they invite the inventor to showcase his invention at the Space Research Center in America, his mischievous twin brother Baba Ali steps in—leading to a whirlwind of playful chaos.
Chilly Willy, the ever-resourceful real estate agent, has his hands full when he’s assigned to sell an igloo to the famed writer Peter Pemmingway—especially with Bully Bear and his eager sidekick Otter determined to sabotage the deal. With icy negotiations and slippery tactics, Chilly must keep his cool as the stakes rise in this frosty showdown of wits and wills.
Space Mouse and King Size land on a strange new planet where every native is an egg-shaped creature, indistinguishable from one another—except for their hats. With no way to tell who’s who, the duo must navigate a society where identity hinges on a single, silly detail.
Woody Woodpecker heads to the Malay Archipelago on a circus errand, only to find himself tangled in a jewel-stealing scheme with Knothead, Splinter, and the ever-unflappable Hannibal the Elephant. When the treasure hunt heats up, even the most unlikely allies might just be the ones to outsmart the thieves.
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Reprinted in Hakke Hakkespett #2/1966 (1966), Hakke Hakkespett #3/1966 (1966), Golden Comics Digest #16 (1971)
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