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Walter Lantz New Funnies #212

Dell · Series began 1946 · October 1954

Dates

Cover date
October 1954
On sale
1954
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Bill Weaver, John Carey, Lynn Karp, Dick Hall, Veve Ristoinks: Bill Weaver, John Carey, Lynn Karp, Dick Hall, Veve Ristocolors: Western Publishing Production Shopletters: John Carey, Dick Hall, Veve Ristoscript: Carl Fallberg, Del Connell

Stories

  • The Lemonade Raid · 1 pages

    Knothead and Splinter want to drink Woody's lemonade, and use a hose to do it.

  • Lucius La Luscious · 8 pages

    Woody has a plan to get his girlfriend Winny to get over her obsession with the singer Lucius La Luscious.

  • Smiling Lady · 9 pages

    Andy Panda is the watchman at a museum. He and Charlie Chicken stop some art thieves after "The Smiling Lady", a valuable painting.

  • Blackboard Justice · 1 pages

    Overconfident Woody takes the kids to school - late! He pays for his error.

  • Umbrella Stand · 5 pages

    Oswald gets rid of a big, ugly umbrella stand given to him by his Aunt Agnes. Trouble is suddenly-rich Aunt Agnes is coming to visit, and the umbrella stand is now fifty feet below the surface of a lake.

  • Charlie's Trial Run · 2 pages

    Andy assembles his newly-arrived racing bike, but is called away before the task is completed. Charlie can't resist trying the bike on a steep hill, not knowing that the bike has hand-brakes, which Andy has not yet finished connecting.

  • The Chilling Origin and Zoo Captivity of Chilly Willy · 6 pages

    Chilly Willy comes up to the United States from the South Pole to visit Homer Pigeon. Over the course of their day, Chilly tells Homer his “origin story” (the reason why he is always so cold). After that, Chilly is mistaken for a “resident penguin” and thrown into a cold enclosure by an over-zealous zoo keeper.

  • Umbrella Float · 1 pages

    Knothead and Splinter don't have enough money to rent a boat, but do have enough to rent a beach umbrella and some oars.

Reprinted in

Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker (1962)

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