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This article is about the character. For the comic series, see Sappo.

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O. G. Wotasnozzle
Wotasnozzle
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Aliases Professor,
Wotasnozzle
Species Human
Gender Male
Hair color White
Occupation Inventor
Residence Sweethaven (The Sappo Home)
Production Information
First appearance Sappo
Portrayed by Jack Mercer (1960 - 1962)



Professor O. G. Wotasnozzle is a character created by E. C. Segar in his comic strip Sappo.

Character history[]

Creation and Development in Sappo[]

Although Sappo had centered around its protagonist John Sappo and his everyday problems, the introduction of scientist O. G. Wotasnozzle as Sappo's tenant changed the direction of the strip. Both characters maintained a shared protagonism, but their misadventures now revolved around the Professor's unorthodox inventions and experiments. He always meant to improve the quality of life with his creations (and make some money in the process), but they usually only resulted in disaster, usually with Sappo on the receiving end.

Professor Wotasnozzle further toplined a series of short features in later comic books by Bud Sagendorf and in the newer comic series, appeared (with a redesigned look) alongside Popeye in the 1960s television cartoons each time the stories called for scientific inventions, guest starred in the Thimble Theatre strip and The All-New Popeye Hour, and also joined Popeye again in Ocean Comics's Popeye Special and IDW's Mars Attacks Popeye.

Inventions[]

Trivia[]

  • Prof. Wotasnozzle's last name is often misspelled as "Watasnozzle", even in official media. In the Popeye the Sailor episode "Time Marches Backwards", it is erroneously written as "Wottasnozzle", as well.

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