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Walter Lantz New Funnies, #187

Published: September 1952

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Story Featuring Woody Woodpecker

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Good as Gold

Story Featuring Woody Woodpecker

Storyline

After Woody reads the kids a bedtime story about pirates and buried treasure, he has nightmares while they set out to find some treasure.

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Story Featuring Woody Woodpecker

"Aw Pappy! - Oatmeal again?"

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Woody and the kids go to war with Pappy Tiger and his sons, who want to eat them.

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Prior unofficial title "The Nursery."

Story Featuring Woody Woodpecker

"Just look at that lazy character over there."

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Woody and neighbor Tackhammer battle for a home improvement prize from the Civil League.

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Prior unofficial title "The Rare Plant."

Story Featuring Andy Panda

"Hurry, Charlie, we'll be late for our train!"

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Charlie has a suitcase that looks exactly like one stolen from a bank messenger, which leads to complications.

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Prior unofficial title "The Stolen Suitcase."

Story Featuring Andy Panda

"Hi, Charlie! What have you got there?"

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Charlie's search for a place to fly his gasoline-powered model plane leads to he and Andy foiling a bank robbery.

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Prior unofficial title "Model Plane."

Story Featuring Oswald the Rabbit

"I'm going out to the store, boys."

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While Oswald is at the store, Reddy Fox tries to get into the house to catch Floyd and Lloyd.

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Prior unofficial title "Fox at the Door."

Story Featuring Homer Pigeon

"Oh, come on, Carrie!"

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Homer solves a smuggling case for Police Chief Eagle.

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Prior unofficial title "The Smugglers."

Preacher Roe Sparks in Pitching Duel!

Ad Featuring Wheaties

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Advertisement in comic form for Wheaties; on back cover.

Story Featuring Woody Woodpecker

"Knothead, eat your soup quietly like Splinter does."

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Woody tries to teach Knothead table manners.

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Prior unofficial title "A Napkin for Knothead." In black and white on inside back cover. Feature is given only as "Woody."