Two Bit the Wacky Woodpecker (1951) comic books
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Issue #1
Published 1951 by Toby Press.$8.00
Stories and art by David Tendlar, Mell Lazarus and Ellis Chambers. Two Bit talks like W.C. Fields, and has about as much success holding on to his dignity. Two Bit tells the story of how he solved a mystery like Sherlock Holmes. Two Bit gets drafted into trying out the new devices of the Super Modern Cab Co., but they're not ready for beta. Plus Li'l Fish, an early cartoon by Mell Lazarus, creator of the Momma and Miss Peach comic strips (and a Toby editor at the time). Two Bit the Wacky Woodpecker; Li'l Fish; Tumbleweed Tim and Chuck. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #2
Published 1951 by Toby Press.$7.60
$7.60
$6.10
Stories and art by David Tendlar, Leon Winik and George Crenshaw. Two Bit talks like W.C. Fields, and has about as much success holding on to his dignity. Two Bit reveals the story of when he was a bullfighter. Two Bit can't figure out why all the other animals are suddenly mad at him, and then he sees his exact duplicate creating trouble. A mouse tells the story of Elmo the forgetful elephant. Two-Bit Throws the Bull!; Wacky Woodpecker's Puzzle Page; Double Trouble; Woofin' It with Wuff; Philo and Mr. O'Leary's Bird Whistle; Mr. Fixit; Elmo; Butch; Doggin' Around. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #3
Published May 1953 by Toby Press.$7.60
Stories and art by David Tendlar, Leon Winik and George Crenshaw. Two Bit talks like W.C. Fields, and has about as much success holding on to his dignity. Two Bit reveals the story of when he crash-landed in the Congo. Two Bit goes into the insurance business, but his first client is Fearless Flanagan, the stunt man. A movie prop allows Two Bit to get the better of a bully. Scout's Honor; Fuzz Brain and Cheezy; Seymour; Bopwell. Final issue of the series. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
