SPLINTER
Splinter (Plastering in Portugal) is the creative niece of Woodpecker, known for inventing things and being Knothead's sister (or Toquinho). It was created along with Knothead (originally "Nuthead" and a boy) in the Woodpecker comics in the 1950s and, later, adapted as a girl for the animations and the "series of Pica-Pau". History and Adaptation Comics: Knothead and Splinter were introduced into Walter Lantz's Woodpecker comics in 1952, with Knothead (then Nuthead) and Splinter being the first nephews of the Woodpecker. Gender Change: The character Nuthead was transformed into Knothead and Splinter, who was originally a boy, was portrayed as a girl. Animation: They made their first lively appearance in the short "get lost!" In 1956, appearing in the cartoons and comics from the late 1950s. Appearance and personality Features: Splinter is recognized as a very inventive character, just like Brother Kn
About SPLINTER
Splinter (Plastering in Portugal) is the creative niece of Woodpecker, known for inventing things and being Knothead's sister (or Toquinho). It was created along with Knothead (originally "Nuthead" and a boy) in the Woodpecker comics in the 1950s and, later, adapted as a girl for the animations and the "series of Pica-Pau". History and Adaptatio...Read more