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Ad for military emblem rings and other products from Mark Jewelers. Color ad on inside front cover.
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Trapped on the high window ledge of a castle, Woody makes reference to the fact that he can fly (an aspect of his character that irregularly comes up in the comics), but decides to not resort to said ability as a means of escape. “It’s so long since I’ve done any flying… (Gulp!)… I don’t seem to have the urge to try my wings again from here!” Christensen's original title "Cookoo Cookoo [sic] Clocks", from his notes.
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Psychedelic images and counterculture symbols are offered as posters, rings, dog-tags, and sew-on patches. Between pages 4 and 5 of previous story.
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Ad offering hunting slingshots and a booklet teaching slingshot accuracy. Between pages 10 and 11 of previous story. Top half of page.
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Ad for Sea-Monkeys. Between pages 10 and 11 of previous story. Lower half of page.
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Various counterculture symbols are offered as rings, dog tags, decals, etc. for the "special price" of 88 cents each for 4 or more. Between pages 13 and 14 of previous story. Middle left page of centerfold.
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Ad for small, hand-painted Disney character figures pictured in color photos. Photo illustrated version of this ad. There is a also a penciled and inked version. Between pages 13 and 14 of previous story. Middle right page of centerfold.
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New story. This story is a virtual scene-by-scene remake of the 1959 Augie Doggie cartoon "Talk It Up Pup", written by Michael Maltese - up to and including the "Itty-Bitty League" being named as such, in both cartoon and comic.
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Various psychedelic images and sixties counterculture symbols offered as mini-posters. Between pages 2 and 3 of previous story. Upper half of page.
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Ad for various fragrances of incense. Between pages 2 and 3 of previous story. Lower half of page.
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Various jokes and riddles with no reader submission credits. A product of editorial? One illustration of Charlie Chicken tickling his foot with a feather, resulting in the "first line" of laughing sounds indexed above.
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Ad for novelty watches featuring caricatures of Spiro Agnew, Richard Nixon, Moshe Dayan, W.C Fields, Laurel and Hardy, “Republican Party Elephant” and “Democratic Party Donkey”. The Spiro Agnew watch stems from a then-popular joke which asked: “What kind of a wrist watch does Mickey Mouse wear? …A Spiro Agnew watch!” Between pages 2 and 3 of previous story.
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Pantomime
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Various cartoon characters, comic characters, and counterculture symbols offered as embroidered cloth patches.
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Ad for drag-car style snap-together models of construction equipment. Color ad on inside back cover.
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Fishing equipment offered via mail order (1972 models). Color ad on back cover.
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