Possibly the last issue of Woody Woodpecker to be edited by Chase Craig, as he retired from Western Publishing in summer 1975.
Cover code: 90062-509. Publication date is derived from the last three digits of the cover code (509 = September, 1975). On sale date (month and year) is derived from the issue code appearing in the bottom tier of page one (757 = July, 1975).

Similar in tone and climax to the Huckleberry Hound cartoon “Cluck and Dagger” (1960). Appropriate Alfred Hitchcock reference: A notice is put up on a wall of one of the cars of the spy train “Tonight’s Movie – ‘The Lady Vanishes’ Car 12”.

Editorial Coincidence: The issue’s cover, presumably by happenstance, depicts Woody as a unsuccessful fisherman, while this story does exactly the opposite.

Artist John Carey opens this story with a ¾ page splash panel offering a large view of Woody, Knothead, and Splinter at the festival, with an atypical amount of background detail and incidental tourist characters walking about, for a new story by Western in the 1970s.