Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker #173

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ISSUE SUMMARY

Publisher:	Western
Title:	Walter Lantz Woody Woodpecker
Page Count:	36
Genre:	Anthropomorphic-funny Animals
Era:	Bronze

Cover Price:	0.35 USD
Cover Date:	December 1978
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Country:	United States

While helping out the professor during an archeology trip, Woody finds a pair of shoes that are made from Sinbad's flying carpet.; Woody and the kids goes to Boris's lab only to find some wild animals running amok inside.; The kids bring home an extremely hairy dog that they found. Naturally, they name him Harry. When Woody brings out a trimmer, the dog gets scared and escapes.

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