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Goofy Comics
Date | Number: 1 | Lang: English (en)
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I am very surprised to discover a comic called "Goofy", because I assumed, that this name would be claimed by Disney. Or can the word "Goofy" not be protected, because it also has another meaning? In the first issue, the first story is about of a figur named "Deadeye Duck" by Harry Wylie. The character looks a lot like Donald, I am amazed Disney allowed that. Figures in other issues are reminiscent of "Bugs Bunny" or "Yogi Bear". The drawing style, also of the other artists, in many of the stories, is very reminiscent of classic Disney comics, some of the stories almost look like drawn by Carl Barks, much like in Barks stories with "Barney Bear and Benny Burro." BTW These comics are also very suitable for readers, who do not have so a good command of English. (like me) :-)
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This was published in 1943. Disney was nothing like the monolith it was later to become. Neither did it then have an army of lawyers putting fences around copyright. The word 'Goofy' was then generic and I think you will find, in common use. Whilst 'Deputy Duck' is very Donald-like. Wasn't around long enough for Disney to give much thought to him, I would imagine. But to my eyes the Bears, [including the one on the cover] and the Rabbit are nothing like Bugs or Yogi. And there were many other bears and rabbits in comics and cartoons. The cover and many of the gags, are reminiscent of the great Warner Brothers cartoons and I would hazard a guess that Joe Oriolo, Harry Wylie and maybe some of the other artists,had a background in animation. What most impresses me about this book is the patriotic message on page 2. Oh, and you are too modest, you have a very good command of English. Cheers!
  
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NameGoofy Comics 1 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 60 | Frequency: quarterly
NotesIndexed from scanned copy at http://digitalcomicmuseum.com
 
Cover1 page
GenreHumor; Anthropomorphic-funny Animals
PencilsJoe Oriolo (signed)
 
StoryDeadeye Duck (6 pages)
GenreHumor; Anthropomorphic-funny Animals; Western-frontier
PencilsHarry Wylie (signed)
InksHarry Wylie (signed)
First LineDeadshot Deadeye Duck, rides into Powder River, guns ablazin'!
 
StoryHarry Hare (5 pages)
GenreHumor; Anthropomorphic-funny Animals
Script (signed)
PencilsCarl Wessler (signed)
InksCarl Wessler (signed)
First LineRents - wages - prices!
 
StoryWallace Bear and Breezy (6 pages)
GenreHumor; Anthropomorphic-funny Animals
PencilsOtto Feuer (signed)
InksOtto Feuer (signed)
First LineHow did I get here?
 
StoryHubert (7 pages)
GenreHumor; Anthropomorphic-funny Animals
PencilsGordon Sheehan (signed)
InksGordon Sheehan (signed)
First LineWell, Dudley!
 
Comic StoryNo Title (6 pages)
FeatureDoc Crow and His Medicine Show
ScriptJohn Walworth [as Wally Walworth]
GenreHumor; Anthropomorphic-funny Animals
PencilsDrake Williams
InksDrake Williams
First LineStep up closely, friends!
 
Text StoryDumb Bunny's Rabbit Hole (1 page)
Pencils? (illustrations)
Inks? (illustrations)
Letterstypeset
GenreHumor; Anthropomorphic-funny Animals
Script
 
Comic StoryVirtue's Reward or How to Win Out in the End! (7 pages)
GenreHumor; Anthropomorphic-funny Animals
Script
PencilsGene McGregor
InksGene McGregor
 
Comic StoryReplacement Vehicle / Ozzie the Seminole (1 page)
SynopsisOzzie's canoe springs a leak so he replaces it with an alligator.
GenreHumor; Children
CharactersOzzie the Seminole
PencilsLarry Riley (signed)
InksLarry Riley (signed)
 
Comic StoryBye-Bye Black Sheep (3 pages)
GenreHumor; Anthropomorphic-funny Animals
Script (signed)
PencilsBill Hudson (signed)
InksBill Hudson (signed)
 
StoryAdam (7 pages)
GenreHumor; Anthropomorphic-funny Animals
Script
PencilsJim Davis
InksJim Davis
First LineCaddy for Adam
 
Text StoryBenny Bloodhound's Downfall (1 page)
Pencils? (illustrations)
Inks? (illustrations)
Letterstypeset
GenreHumor; Anthropomorphic-funny Animals
Script
 
Comic StoryHelp Wanted (6 pages)
FeatureTiger Ragg
GenreHumor; Anthropomorphic-funny Animals
Script ?
PencilsAl Pross
InksAl Pross
 
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