History Trivia / TheWackyAdventuresOfPedro

* ExecutiveMeddling: For no apparent reason other than to increase hits to the ''Boys' Life'' website, the [[http://scoutlife.org/home/997/997/comment-page-1/ May 2007]] comic appeared online, but not in the actual magazine.

* SeriesHiatus: From 2014-'15, ''Boys' Life'' reprinted select ''Wacky Adventures'' from 1995-2005, out of order, as opposed to new ''Adventures''.
* TimeMarchesOn: When ''Boys' Life'' reran Pedro's visit to the 30th century in 2015, they changed the specific year from [[https://books.google.com/books?id=RP8DAAAAMBAJ&lpg=PA3&pg=PA65#v=onepage&q&f=true 3000]] to [[http://boyslife.org/pedro-adventures/attachment/pedro-aug2015/ 3015]].

* SeriesHiatus: From 2014-'15, ''Boys' Life'' reprinted select ''Wacky Adventures'' from 1999-2005, out of order, as opposed to new ''Adventures''.

* SeriesHiatus: From 2014-'15, ''Boys' Life'' reprinted select ''Wacky Adventures'' from 1999-2005, as opposed to new ''Adventures''.

* OutlivedItsCreator: Reamer Keller, the first person to draw Pedro in ''Hitchin' Rack'', died in January 1994, but ''Boys' Life'' continued to produce comics and merchandise of the burro. Tom Eaton passed away in December 2016, but ''Boys' Life'' still published new ''Wacky Adventures'' up through its last issue, in December 2020. ''Scout Life'' continued the series until February 2022. Not to mention, the first person to draw Pedro in ''Hitchin' Rack'', has likely passed on an even longer time ago.

* OutlivedItsCreator: Tom Eaton passed away in December 2016, but ''Boys' Life'' still published new ''Wacky Adventures'' up through its last issue, in December 2020. ''Scout Life'' continued the series until February 2022. Not to mention, the first person to write "Pedro's" stories and replies in ''Hitchin' Rack'' has likely passed on an even longer time ago.

* MissingEpisode: The ''Scout Life'' website currently lacks the comics from June and July 2013, at least one of which resolved a time-hopping storyline that began the previous October.

* ExecutiveMeddling: For no apparent reason other than to increase hits to the ''Boys' Life'' website, the [[http://boyslife.org/home/997/997/comment-page-1/ May 2007]] comic appeared online, but not in the actual magazine.
* MissingEpisode: The ''Boys' Life'' website currently lacks the comics from June and July 2013, at least one of which resolved a time-hopping storyline that began the previous October.

* OutlivedItsCreator: Tom Eaton passed away in December 2016, but ''Boys' Life'' still published new ''Wacky Adventures'' until February 2022. Not to mention, the first person to write "Pedro's" stories and replies in ''Hitchin' Rack'' has likely passed on an even longer time ago. The ''BL'' website doesn't list Eaton's other comics as still in production, though.

* OutlivedItsCreator: Tom Eaton passed away in December 2016, but ''Boys' Life'' still publishes new ''Wacky Adventures''. Not to mention, the first person to write "Pedro's" stories and replies in ''Hitchin' Rack'' has likely passed on an even longer time ago. The ''BL'' website doesn't list Eaton's other comics as still in production, though.

* OutlivedItsCreator: Tom Eaton passed away in December 2016, but ''Boys' Life'' still publishes new ''Wacky Adventures''. Not to mention, the first person to write "Pedro's" replies in ''Hitchin' Rack'' has likely passed on an even longer time ago. The ''BL'' website doesn't list Eaton's other comics as still in production, though.

* OfficialFanSubmittedContent: One contest encouraged ''Boys' Life'' readers to submit Pedro fanart, to help inspire new Wacky Adventures. The resulting story had Pedro use his mirror-turned-time machine to visit [[https://books.google.com/books?id=HP0DAAAAMBAJ&lpg=PA1&pg=PA59#v=onepage&q&f=false a few different time periods]] (the runner-up drawings), until [[https://books.google.com/books?id=1fwDAAAAMBAJ&lpg=PA1&pg=PA63#v=onepage&q&f=false a crack in the mirror]] sent his top and bottom halves to AD 71,000 IO and AD 2 Tarentum, Italy, respectively (the grand prize-winning drawing).

* TimeMarchesOn: When ''Boys' Life'' reran Pedro's visit to the 30th century in 2015, they changed the specific year from [[https://books.google.com/books?id=RP8DAAAAMBAJ&lpg=PA3&pg=PA65#v=onepage&q&f=false 3000]] to [[http://boyslife.org/pedro-adventures/attachment/pedro-aug2015/ 3015]].

* ExecutiveMeddling: For no apparent reason other than to increase hits to the ''Boys' Life'' website, the [[http://boyslife.org/home/997/997/comment-page-1/ May 2007]] Wacky Adventure appeared online, but not in the actual magazine.

* OfficialFanSubmittedContent: One contest encouraged ''Boys' Life'' readers to submit Pedro fanart, to help inspire new Wacky Adventures. The resulting story had Pedro use his mirror-turned-time machine to visit a few different time periods (the runner-up drawings), until a crack in the mirror sent his top and bottom halves to AD 71,000 IO and AD 2 Tarentum, Italy, respectively (the grand prize-winning drawing).

* OutlivedItsCreator: Tom Eaton passed away in December 2016, but ''Boys' Life'' still publishes new ''Wacky Adventures''. Not to mention, the first person to write "Pedro's" replies in ''Hitchin' Rack'' has likely passed on an even longer time ago. The ''BL'' website doesn't list Eaton's other comics as still in production, though.

* OutlivedItsCreator: Tom Eaton passed away in December 2016, but ''Boys' Life'' still publishes new ''Wacky Adventures''. Not to mention, the first person to write "Pedro's" replies in ''Hitchin' Rack'' has likely passed on an even longer time ago.

* OfficialFanSubmittedContent: One contest encouraged ''Boys' Life'' readers to submit Pedro fanart, to help inspire new Wacky Adventures. The resulting story had Pedro use his mirror-turned-time machine to visit a few different time periods (the runner-up drawings), until a crack in the mirror sent his top and bottom halves to AD 71,000 IO and AD 2 Tarentum, Italy, respectively (the grand prize-winning drawing).

* ArchivePanic: If you want to either read or re-read a Wacky Adventure on Google Books, but can't remember the exact month and year in which ''Boys' Life'' published it, be prepared to scour several issues for it, since the search feature doesn't always work on comics.
* BrokenBase: Readers during the transition between Tom Eaton and Stephen Gilpin can't seem to agree which of the two had/has a more appealing style.