Walter Lantz New Funnies #211 (1954) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	Lower Level Leak-Protection	cover	1	pencils: Bill Weaver; inks: Bill Weaver; colors: Western Publishing Production Shop	Woody Woodpecker; Knothead; Splinter
1	Strength and Fish-ness	comic story	1	pencils: Lloyd White; inks: Suzanne Seaborne; letters: Suzanne Seaborne	Andy Panda; Charlie Chicken
2	Inventor	comic story	10	script: Carl Fallberg; pencils: John Carey; inks: John Carey; colors: Western Publishing Production Shop; letters: John Carey	Woody Woodpecker; Knothead; Splinter; Wally Walrus; banker; police officer
3	Yellowstone	comic story	9	script: Carl Fallberg; pencils: Lynn Karp; inks: Lynn Karp; colors: Western Publishing Production Shop	Andy Panda; Charlie Chicken; Chief Ranger; bears; other ranger
4	Curious Fox	comic story	6	script: Carl Fallberg; pencils: Ken Champin; colors: Western Publishing Production Shop	Oswald the Rabbit; Floyd; Lloyd; Reddy Fox
5	The Birthday Cake	text story	2	pencils: John Carey; inks: John Carey; colors: Western Publishing Production Shop	Woody Woodpecker; Knothead; Splinter; Wally Walrus; Buzz Buzzard
6	Homer Pigeon Meets Chilly Willy	comic story	5	script: Del Connell; pencils: Vivie Risto; inks: Vivie Risto; colors: Western Publishing Production Shop; letters: Vivie Risto	Homer Pigeon; Chilly Willy; air mail boss; various other penguins; Burly Bear (not the later "Bully Bear" character); Elby Eel
7	The Biggest Dollar's Worth of Fun Your Money Can Buy!!	promo (ad from the publisher)	1	pencils: Dick Hall, Bill Weaver; inks: Dick Hall, Bill Weaver

Plus 1 page of advertisements and other matter across 1 sequence, as published.

Collection	Year
Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker #90	1966	On eBay ›

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