Dates
- Cover date
- September 1952
- Pages
- 52
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
pencils: Dan Gormley, Dick Hall, Veve Risto, Lloyd White, Lou Fineinks: Dan Gormley, Irene Little, Veve Risto, Anahid Dinkjian, Suzanne Seabornescript: Frank Thomas, Del Connellletters: Irene Little, Veve Risto, Suzanne Seaborne
Stories
- Untitled · 10 pages
Woody and the kids go to war with Pappy Tiger and his sons, who want to eat them.
- Untitled · 9 pages
Charlie has a suitcase that looks exactly like one stolen from a bank messenger, which leads to complications.
- Untitled · 9 pages
Woody and neighbor Tackhammer battle for a home improvement prize from the Civil League.
- Untitled · 6 pages
Homer solves a smuggling case for Police Chief Eagle.
- Good as Gold · 2 pages
After Woody reads the kids a bedtime story about pirates and buried treasure, he has nightmares while they set out to find some treasure.
- Untitled · 6 pages
Charlie's search for a place to fly his gasoline-powered model plane leads to he and Andy foiling a bank robbery.
- Untitled · 6 pages
While Oswald is at the store, Reddy Fox tries to get into the house to catch Floyd and Lloyd.
- Untitled · 1 pages
Woody tries to teach Knothead table manners.
Characters
Andy PandaCharlie ChickenWoody WoodpeckerKnotheadSplinterOswald the RabbitHomer PigeonRed CardinalCarrie PigeonFloydLloydReddy FoxDroolyPappy TigerSnappyMr. Tackhammer