Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker's County Fair #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Woody Woodpecker at the County Fair," the mischievous Woody stumbles into a lively county fair where Pepe, a retired boxing champ, is determined to train his son Pepito for the ring—only to find Pepito dreaming of drumming instead. With Paul Murry handling art, inks, and letters, the story blends slapstick charm and clever twists, all brought to life in vibrant detail on a cover by Pete Alvarado.
Woody Woodpecker tries to enjoy the county fair with his friends Knothead and Splinter, but the pair keeps straying off to chase distractions. When their antics threaten to scatter the group entirely, Woody blows a whistle—only to discover its shrill tone has an unexpected, chaotic effect on the fair’s other animals.
When a crate knocks Andy Panda senseless, he wakes up convinced he’s the legendary pioneer Dan’l Beene—and with a wild new identity, he’s ready to “defend” the fair from Chief Sitting Duck and his tribe. Amid the chaos of the county fair, old rivalries flare as Andy’s mistaken belief sends Charlie Chicken scrambling and Wally Walrus trying to keep the peace.
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Reprinted in Golden Comics Digest #12 (1970), Quella buffa dozzina I Grandi Autori dei Funny Animals USA #[nn] (2024)
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