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Independent·Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker·#88·Silver Age·ID-3369470
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Marvel revolution. Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Steve Ditko create the modern superhero. Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, X-Men debut.
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Woody is so upset about his property tax bill that he decides that he and the kids are going to live in the wild like their ancestors, and asks Wally to sell the house for him. They don't last long in the woods, but meanwhile Wally has already sold their house.
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Woody hops a freight and winds up out west, where he foils a stagecoach robbery with the help of a friendly calf.
During a Halloween scavenger hunt, Chilly scares his friends by making them think there's an abominable snowman after them--but then a real one shows up.
Space Mouse discovers a planet of giant mosquitoes, which comes in handy later when he is chased by Meow-Meow spaceships.
Woody is so upset about his property tax bill that he decides that he and the kids are going to live in the wild like their ancestors, and asks Wally to sell the house for him. They don't last long in the woods, but meanwhile Wally has already sold their house.
Sugarfoot is despondent over being excluded from a horse show, so Woody tries to assure him that he can do anything he puts his mind to.
At the drive-in, Woody can't see the screen from his little car.
Knothead is yelling "Fire!" but it's not what Woody thinks.
Knothead is in a jam and needs Splinter's help.
Woody is so upset about his property tax bill that he decides that he and the kids are going to live in the wild like their ancestors, and asks Wally to sell the house for him. They don't last long in the woods, but meanwhile Wally has already sold their house.