Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker #94
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Sub-Marooned in Neptunia," Woody and the kids find themselves diving into the depths when they stumble upon Dr. Azul’s hidden undersea base, where the mad scientist is secretly pumping air into the ocean to raise sea levels. Penciled by Pete Alvarado and inked by Steve Steere, this 1966 Western Comics adventure blends slapstick chaos with a touch of underwater mystery, all wrapped in a vibrant cover by Phil De Lara.
When Woody Woodpecker and the gang stumble upon the hidden undersea base of the eccentric Dr. Azul, they find themselves in the middle of a bizarre aquatic experiment—where the scientist is secretly pumping air into the ocean to raise sea levels. With Knothead and Splinter in tow, Woody must figure out what Dr. Azul’s true intentions are before the whole ocean goes topsy-turvy.
In "null," Woody Woodpecker and Buzz Buzzard compete for a messenger job, only to find themselves pitted against each other when Buzz tricks Woody into delivering a dozen eggs to Piker's Peak under false pretenses. With a scooter and a series of increasingly inventive (and absurd) transport methods, Woody sets off on a wild, egg-filled journey across the countryside, determined to prove his worth — all while Buzz watches from the shadows, scheming his next move.
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Reprinted in Woody Woodpecker #1
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