(1944)
Western,
1944 Series
Published in English
(United States)
- Price
- 0.00 FREE
- Pages
- 16
- On-sale Date
- 1944
- Indicia / Colophon Publisher
- K. K. Publications Inc.
- Editing
- ?
- Color
- Color
- Dimensions
- Standard Golden Age U. S.
- Paper Stock
- Newsprint
[no title indexed]
Donald Duck / cover / 1 page
- Pencils
- Walt Kelly
- Inks
- Walt Kelly
- Colors
- Western Publishing Production Department
- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor
- Characters
- Donald Duck
- Synopsis
- Huey, Dewey and Louie leave a note for Santa on a huge airport windsock: "Dear Santa, fill her up."
- Reprints
- from Walt Disney's Comics and Stories (Dell, 1940 series) #v5#3 (51) (December 1944)
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[Bomb Shelter]
Donald Duck / comic story / 1 page
- Script
- Bob Karp
- Pencils
- Al Taliaferro
- Inks
- Al Taliaferro
- Colors
- Western Publishing Production Department
- Letters
- Al Taliaferro
- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor
- Characters
- Donald Duck; Huey; Dewey; Louie
- Synopsis
- The nephews time Donald's exit from the house to their bomb shelter but he's not satisfied. So he installs a sliding board outside their bedroom window.
- Reprints
- from the Donald Duck newspaper strip for August 9, 1942. One panel deleted.
[Mechanical Man]
Donald Duck / comic story / 1 page
- Script
- Bob Karp
- Pencils
- Al Taliaferro
- Inks
- Al Taliaferro
- Colors
- Western Publishing Production Department
- Letters
- Al Taliaferro
- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor
- Characters
- Donald Duck
- Synopsis
- Donald's options for transportation are limited. His car has a flat tire, his bicycle is broken, his donkey is unwilling. All tires, bikes and scooters in the stores are sold, so he buys a robot to carry him around.
- Reprints
- from the Donald Duck newspaper strip for October 11, 1942. One panel is deleted.
[Rolling Tire]
Donald Duck / comic story / 1 page
- Script
- Bob Karp
- Pencils
- Al Taliaferro
- Inks
- Al Taliaferro
- Colors
- Western Publishing Production Department
- Letters
- Al Taliaferro
- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor
- Characters
- Donald Duck
- Synopsis
- Donald gets a flat tire and buys one at a nearby garage. As he's rolling it back to his car, it gets away and ends up hanging from an angry bull's horn.
- Reprints
- from the Donald Duck newspaper strip for May 17, 1942
No Eggs
Donald Duck / comic story / 1 page
- Script
- Bob Karp
- Pencils
- Al Taliaferro
- Inks
- Al Taliaferro
- Colors
- Western Publishing Production Department
- Letters
- Al Taliaferro
- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor
- Characters
- Donald Duck; Huey; Dewey; Louie
- Synopsis
- Donald goes out to the chicken coop to gather eggs for breakfast but runs into an angry rooster. He ends up eating milk toast instead.
- Reprints
- from the Donald Duck newspaper strip for March 30, 1941. Three panels deleted.
Peace and Quiet
Donald Duck / comic story / 1 page
- Script
- Bob Karp
- Pencils
- Al Taliaferro
- Inks
- Al Taliaferro
- Colors
- Western Publishing Production Department
- Letters
- Al Taliaferro
- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor
- Characters
- Donald Duck; Huey; Dewey; Louie
- Synopsis
- Donald tries to nap but everywhere he goes, noise follows. As he drives away into the country, he falls asleep at the wheel and crashes. He finally gets some sleep in a hospital bed.
- Reprints
- from the Donald Duck newspaper strip for June 1, 1941. One panel deleted.
Trolley Car Troubles
Donald Duck / comic story / 1 page
- Script
- Bob Karp
- Pencils
- Al Taliaferro
- Inks
- Al Taliaferro
- Colors
- Western Publishing Production Department
- Letters
- Al Taliaferro
- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor
- Characters
- Donald Duck
- Synopsis
- Donald's wet umbrella causes havoc on a trolley car. He tried to hold it out the window but the wind catches it and pulls him out of the car.
- Reprints
- from Walt Disney's Comics and Stories (Dell, 1940 series) #v3#10 (34) (July 1943) which is reprinted
- from the Donald Duck newspaper strip for December 8, 1940. One panel deleted.
- from the Donald Duck newspaper strip for December 8, 1940. One panel deleted.
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[no title indexed]
The Seven Dwarfs and Thumper / comic story / 8 pages
- Script
- Roger Armstrong; Carl Buettner
- Pencils
- Roger Armstrong; Carl Buettner
- Inks
- Roger Armstrong; Carl Buettner
- Colors
- Western Publishing Production Department
- Letters
- ?
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Let's quit early today because it's Dopey's birthday!
- Genre
- humor; fantasy-supernatural
- Characters
- The Seven Dwarfs; Thumper; The Wicked Witch
- Synopsis
- On their way home from work, the Seven Dwarfs find Thumper, who has lost his way. The Wicked Witch also spies Thumper and she needs a rabbit tail for her magic brew. Disguised as a kindly old woman, she gives Thumper a poisoned apple, not realizing that he intends to give it to Dopey as a birthday present. Dopey takes a bite and falls asleep. The other Dwarfs hope that water from the magic wishing well will revive him but it takes Doc falling on Dopey to knock the bite of apple out of his mouth and wake him up.
- Reprints
- from Walt Disney's Comics and Stories (Dell, 1940 series) #v4#9 (45) (June 1944)
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Table of Contents
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0.
[no title indexed]
Donald Duck -
1.
[Bomb Shelter]
Donald Duck -
2.
[Mechanical Man]
Donald Duck -
3.
[Rolling Tire]
Donald Duck -
4.
No Eggs
Donald Duck -
5.
Peace and Quiet
Donald Duck -
6.
Trolley Car Troubles
Donald Duck -
7.
["Let's quit early today because it's Dopey's birthday!"]
The Seven Dwarfs and Thumper -
8.
[Boston Store's New 8th Floor Toytown]
The Seven Dwarfs
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- CTGarry
- Alan Hutchinson
- Per Sandell
- Ramon Schenk
- Jim Van Dore
- Gary L. Watson (R.I.P.)
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