Wotalife #9

In "Ducky Wucky," Cosmo Cat steps in to protect a clutch of ducklings from the mischievous Dirty Dog, only to find himself unexpectedly adopted by one little duckling who sees him as a mother figure. As the bond grows, the story quietly explores what it means to care for someone who isn’t yours—before the moment of reunion with the duckling’s true mother arrives.

Pinky Pig picks up a seemingly ordinary stick to teach his newly acquired dog a lesson, only to discover it's actually a stick of dynamite—and the pup follows orders a little too well in this slapstick tale of mistaken identity and explosive consequences. By the time the dust settles, Pinky learns that his "stupid" dog might be smarter than anyone gave him credit for.

In "Fox Hunt," Senor Tamale, a sharp-tongued parrot, takes a chance on Bonzo, a dog widely dismissed as dim-witted, after purchasing him despite warnings. What follows is a lighthearted adventure where Bonzo’s unexpected courage shines when Tamale finds himself in danger from a fierce panther.

A biographical feature exploring how Woodrow Wilson's sporting prowess as a football coach at Princeton nearly kept him from his later role in world diplomacy, while also spotlighting C. E. Wilson, the W.P.B. Vice-Chairman, who brings equally impressive athletic credentials to his work in government.

Li'l Pan and Petey reach the summit of Volcano Mountain, but when Li'l Pan tumbles down into the crater, he discovers an underground realm inhabited by mysterious volcano men who put him to work. Desperate to escape their strange demands, Li'l Pan manages to flee through underground waters and resurface back on Pan Island, where he reunites with a shocked Petey—who agrees to keep the incredible tale to himself.