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- Now! For the first time ever, you can order Personality Posters ® an incredible collection of posters from the most famous name in posters.
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- mail order marketing; posters
Ad offering movie and fantasy image posters. Color ad on inside front cover.
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- Carl Barks
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- Carl Barks
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- Carl Barks
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- Western Publishing Production Shop
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- Garé Barks
- Editing
- Chase Craig (original editor)
- Job Number
- WR-U.S. #64
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- Uncle Scrooge gets his fill of danger and treasure hunting in this strange tale of a tail - a jade elephant's tail, this is!
- Feature Logo
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- adventure; anthropomorphic-funny animals; war; humor
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- Uncle Scrooge McDuck; Donald Duck; Huey Duck; Dewey Duck; Louie Duck; Soy Bheen [Prince Char Ming]; General Wahn Beeg Rhat; Captain Viper; Rebel Debbil
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- Scrooge has bought a life-size jade elephant that has been shipped in a crate from the war-torn kingdom of Unsteadystan, but only the elephant's tail is in the crate, along with a peasant boy named Soy Bheen. A note from Marco Polo in the elephant's tail tells of a treasure map in the elephant's trunk, and the ducks and Soy Bheen go to Unsteadystan, where the elephant is being used by the rebel leader, Wahn Beeg Rhat, as a sort of totem.
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- banned story; jade elephant; Marco Polo; prince; revolution; Southeast Asia; war
Believed to be on Disney's "banned list" for future reprinting, due to content.
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- The Hulk's been captured by King Torkon of the Toad World and is imprisoned in a deep cave.
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- superhero
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- he Incredible Hulk [Bruce Banner]; friendly Toad Man
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- The Incredible Hulk wants to destroy all Toad Men, until a friendly Toad Man gives him Hostess Cup Cakes. After that, the friendly Toad Man gets a pass. Pity about the others, though!
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- Hostess ad; product-spawned heroics; snack cakes
Between pages 4 and 5 of previous story.
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- Durable * Washable * 100% Colorfast
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- mail order marketing; sixties counterculture
Various sixties counterculture symbols offered as iron-on transfers. This is a different ad, depicting different iron-on transfers, from that indexed as Sequence 7. Between pages 10 and 11 of previous story.
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- Durable * Washable * 100% Colorfast
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- mail order marketing; sixties counterculture
Various sixties counterculture symbols offered as iron-on transfers. Between pages 13 and 14 of previous story. Middle left page of centerfold. This is a different ad, depicting different iron-on transfers, from that indexed as Sequence 4.
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- Each groovy patch measures 3”.
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- mail order marketing; sixties counterculture
Various cartoon characters, comic characters, and counterculture symbols offered as embroidered cloth patches. Ad runs vertically on the page. Between pages 13 and 14 of previous story. Middle right page of centerfold.
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- Each groovy patch measures 5”
- Keywords
- cloth patches; mail order marketing
Various cartoon characters and comic characters are offered as embroidered cloth patches. Between pages 16 and 17 of previous story.
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- One day when Margie was reading her favorite magazine…
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- Margie; various mod-looking teen friends; postman
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- catalog; general merchandise; mail order marketing
Ad offering a $1.00 catalog called “The Consumer Gazette” that is good for “over $30.00 worth of free gifts”. Between pages 22 and 23 of previous story.
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- Tony Strobl
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- Steve Steere
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- Western Publishing Production Shop
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- Editing
- Chase Craig (original editor)
- Job Number
- WR-U.S. #64
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- Mickey Mouse was going to see his friend Goofy.
- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor
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- Mickey Mouse; Goofy; airfield manager; sky divers; sleeping kitten
- Synopsis
- Goofy aspires to be an astronaut, but saves a kitten instead.
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- airfield; astronaut; kitten; sky diving; stunt flying; unlikely hero
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- Mail Today
- Keywords
- mail order marketing; novelties
A full page of small, single panel advertisements for various novelty items. On final interior page of the comic.
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- Girls! Give your Dusty doll a real shower, bubble-bath or shampoo
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- beauty accessories; dolls; horse; toys
Ad in offering a bath-and-shower set to be used with a Kenner Dusty doll. Also offered free by mailing-in a coupon found in the Dusty Bubblin' Bath 'n Shower package, a Dusty evening gown. Additional blurb for "Dusty's Horse Nugget", "Includes 5-piece riding outfit for Dusty (Doll not included)" Color ad on inside back cover.
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- Pen records computer read-out. Turn crank!
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- The Bionic Woman
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- action figures; beauty accessories; dolls; toys
Ad for Kenner's Bionic Woman Bionic Beauty Salon. "12 1/4 Bionic Woman figure available separately! Has bionic ear -- modules in arm and both legs!" Color ad on back cover.