Four Color #92 - Walt Disney's The Wonderful Adventures of Pinocchio
(January 1946)

Dell, 1942 Series
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Price
0.10 USD
Pages
52
Indicia / Colophon Publisher
Dell Publishing Co., Inc.
Brand
A Dell Magazine [circle]
Editing
?
Color
Color
Dimensions
Standard Golden Age U.S.; Standard Silver Age U.S.
Paper Stock
Glossy Cover; Newsprint Interior
Binding
Saddle-stitched
Publishing Format
Was Ongoing Series

Issue Notes

Credits for this issue based upon Alberto Becattini's "Disney Index - Dell Comic Books" Vols. 1 and 2 (Italy, 1992 and 1994). Indicia title is "WALT DISNEY'S THE WONDERFUL ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO". No number in indicia or code number. Listed as "Four Color Comic No. 92" on cover. Code number is P.O.S. 461 (with blank space for issue number). Copyright 1939, 1945 by Walt Disney Productions.

Walt Disney's the Wonderful Adventures of Pinocchio (Table of Contents)

Pinocchio / cover / 1 page (report information)

Pencils
Walt Kelly
Inks
Walt Kelly
Colors
? (Western Publishing Production Shop)
Characters
Donald Duck; Jiminy Cricket; Pinocchio
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The Wonderful Adventures of Pinocchio (Table of Contents: 1)

Pinocchio / comic story / 35 pages (report information)

Script
Carlo Collodi (novel); Chase Craig (adaptation)
Pencils
Walt Kelly
Inks
Walt Kelly
Colors
?
Letters
?
Genre
fantasy-supernatural
Characters
Jiminy Cricket; Pinocchio; Gepetto; Blue Fairy; Figaro; Foulfellow; Gideon; Stromboli; Lampwick; Monstro
Synopsis
The Blue Fairy brings Gepetto's wooden puppet Pinocchio to life. Jiminy Cricket is enlisted as his conscience. Pinocchio is first captured by the evil showman Stromboli, but is rescued by the Blue Fairy. Not learning a lesson, Pinocchio is then enticed to travel with a coach load of boys to Pleasure Island. There they indulge in bad behavior until the boys turn into donkeys. Pinocchio is saved by Jiminy part-way through the transformation. In the meantime, Gepetto was swallowed by the whale Monstro while on his way to Pleasure Island to find Pinocchio. Pinocchio and Jiminy search for Monstro and the pair are re-united with Gepetto in Monstro's belly.
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Indexer Notes

Story begins on inside front cover in black and red. Abridged adaptation of the 1940 Walt Disney animated movie "Pinocchio." New version in Four Color (Dell, 1942) #252. Script credit for this sequence from Alberto Becattini (May 14, 2007).

The Wonderful Mis-Adventures of Donocchio (Table of Contents: 2)

Donald Duck / comic story / 16 pages (report information)

Script
Walt Kelly ?
Pencils
Walt Kelly
Inks
Walt Kelly ?
Colors
? (Western Publishing Production Shop)
Letters
?
Genre
anthropomorphic-funny animals
Characters
Donald Duck; Huey; Dewey; Louie; Blue Fairy; Jiminy Cricket; Foulfellow; Gideon; Stromboli
Synopsis
After reading the story of Pinocchio, Donald wishes he was Pinocchio. The Blue Fairy grants his wish, and gives him two more wishes. As Pinocchio, Donald (with a head of black hair) gets involved with Gideon and Foulfellow and ends up sold to Stromboli. His lack of stage talent helps him escape when Stromboli flies into a rage. Donald tries to go to Pleasure Island, but the Coachman thinks he's a spy and chases him with guns. While he is escaping he wishes he was Jiminy's size and that Jiminy was his size. That's the second wish and after a short chase, Donald wishes he was a real boy again. He ends up back in his own bed, waking up from a dream. Or was it only a dream?
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Indexer Notes

Story continues on inside back cover in black and red and concludes on back cover in color. Inks may or may not be by Walt Kelly.

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Table of Contents
  1. 0. Walt Disney's the Wonderful Adventures of Pinocchio
    Pinocchio
  2. 1. The Wonderful Adventures of Pinocchio
    Pinocchio
  3. 2. The Wonderful Mis-Adventures of Donocchio
    Donald Duck
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