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- D-1763
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- Even in the year 2070 A.D. when science has improved houses, transportation, and countless other things, people like George Jetson still have poor memories…
- Genre
- humor; science fiction
- Characters
- Jetsons [George Jetson; Jane Jetson; Judy Jetson; Elroy Jetson]; Mr. Spacely; Smith (classmate of George and Jane); two firefighters; police officer; Joe (inventor); elephant; Aunt Kate (Jane's aunt)
- Synopsis
- Well-intentioned but forgetful bumbler George receives the memory of an elephant, to some very awkward and disastrous results.
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- elephant; forgetfulness; memory; remake
This story is an almost panel-for-panel remake of the story “The Forget-Me-Duck” from Donald Duck (Western, 1962 Series) #114 July 1967, with Donald Duck as the well-intentioned but forgetful bumbler who receives the memory of an elephant, to the very same awkward and disastrous results. While the original Donald Duck version of this story is 7 four-tiered panel pages, and the Jetsons remake is similarly laid-out to 8 pages, they are essentially the same, beat-for-beat, but with individual Duck-specific references now changed to Jetsons-specific references.
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- Phil Mendez (signed)
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- Phil Mendez (signed)
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- Phil Mendez (signed)
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- D-1802
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Duh, left on!
- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Fatdan; Bobbin; Gum Drop
- Synopsis
- Heroes Fatdan and Bobbin destroy the monstrous – and very sticky - Gum Drop!
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- superhero parody
Not Hanna-Barbera characters. Creator Phil Mendez contributed many unconventional-looking but enjoyable fillers to the Charlton humor comics. He also did some uniquely stylized work on the some of the Hanna-Barbera characters seen in Charlton Comics.
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- Harold Gluck (signed)
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- typeset
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- ecology; poem
An eight-stanza anti-pollution poem.