Woody Woodpecker Annual #1975
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Super Lifesaver," Homer Pigeon lures Chilly on a winter getaway to the North—only for Chilly to panic until he realizes the South Pole is technically "north" of Florida. With Vivie Risto handling art, inks, and letters, and Western Publishing’s Production Shop adding color, this 1975 annual delivers a delightfully twisted take on geography and seasonal dread.
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Chilly Willy’s plans to avoid a winter vacation go awry when Homer Pigeon invites him north—only to reveal the twist that, from the South Pole’s perspective, sunny Florida is actually "north." With the mailman pelican and Bully Bear adding their own brand of chaos, Chilly’s icy reluctance takes a wild turn as he tries to stay warm while chasing a sun-soaked escape.
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