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Difference between revisions of "Woody Harrington and His Whispering Wizards"
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| − | [[Image:Woody_Harrington_and_His_Whispering_Wizards_Treasure_Chest_of_Fun_and_Fact.png|right]] | + | [[Image:Woody_Harrington_and_His_Whispering_Wizards_Treasure_Chest_of_Fun_and_Fact.png|right]]Vacationer, cub reporter, and amatuer singer from "The Mystery of Shady Falls" running story starting in issue # of comic book ''Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact'' vol. 18, #11 (#337, January 31, 1963), and concluding in vol. 18, #20 (#346, June 6, 1963). The Great Kohler's roller-skating rink has just set up shop in Shady Falls, Maine. Kohler hires her to front [[Woody Harrington and His Whispering Wizards]] even though she's terrible, because she has good diction. Kohler needs good diction because the songs he writes for her and Harrington are really coded messages to a waiting commie submarine offshore! |
| − | + | Maureen, her brother, and an undercover FBI agent bust up the whole gang. And that's the end of her singing "career." | |
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
*https://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=35914 | *https://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=35914 | ||
| + | *https://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=35926 | ||
| − | [[Category:1963]] | + | [[Category:1963|Farrell, Maureen]] |
| − | [[Category:Comic books]] | + | [[Category:Comic books|Farrell, Maureen]] |
| − | [[Category:Pop]] | + | [[Category:Pop|Farrell, Maureen]] |
Revision as of 08:50, 9 February 2018
Vacationer, cub reporter, and amatuer singer from "The Mystery of Shady Falls" running story starting in issue # of comic book Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact vol. 18, #11 (#337, January 31, 1963), and concluding in vol. 18, #20 (#346, June 6, 1963). The Great Kohler's roller-skating rink has just set up shop in Shady Falls, Maine. Kohler hires her to front Woody Harrington and His Whispering Wizards even though she's terrible, because she has good diction. Kohler needs good diction because the songs he writes for her and Harrington are really coded messages to a waiting commie submarine offshore!
Maureen, her brother, and an undercover FBI agent bust up the whole gang. And that's the end of her singing "career."
