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Issue: Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #6 (246)

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Issues: #6 (246) of 264 Issues (310 Printings)

Title:

Variant: unnamed

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Publisher: Flag

Dell

Brand: Dell

Indicia Publisher: K. K. Publications Inc.

On Sale Date: 01/26/1961

Volume: 21

Pages: 36

ISBN: none

UPC/EAN: none

Price: $0.15 USD

Indicia Frequency:

Content Items: 8 (7 stories, 1 cover)

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Notes: Credits based upon Alberto Becattini's "Disney Index - Dell Comic Books" Vols. 1 and 2 (Italy, 1992 and 1994). On-sale date from 1961 Periodicals, Copyright Office, Library of Congress.

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Publication Type: Comic Book

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Publishing Format: Was ongoing series

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Reprinted In18

2 Content Items
- Blanket Efficiency [Illustration on Cover, Front]0
- Dull Kinda Danger [Story on Interior Page(s)]0

reprinted 2 times as/in other Issues.

7 Content Items

reprinted 16 times as Content Items in other Issues.

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There is currently no data for this Issue being reprinted from anywhere.

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Cover, Front

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Cover, Front

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Content Items (8 total)

Blanket Efficiency

Illustration on Cover, Front

Credits

Inker(s): ?

Subject Matter

Genres: anthropomorphic

Character(s): Donald Duck; Huey; Dewey; Louie

Synopsis: Donald's nephews share the same blanket over their three bunks.

Reprinting

In Issue:

The Carl Barks Library #10 published August 1990

In Content Item: Flag

Donald Duck & Co #41/1961 published October 1961
as [untitled] [Illustration on Cover, Front]

In Content Item: Flag

O Melhor da Disney: As Obras Completas de Carl Barks #34 published January 2008
as [untitled] [Cover Reprint (on Interior Page) on Interior Page(s)]

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Miscellaneous

Pages: 1

Lost Frontier

Story on Interior Page(s)

Subject Matter

Genres: anthropomorphic

Character(s): Donald Duck; Huey; Dewey; Louie; Captain Gadabout; mesa-dwelling cavemen

First Line: Look out, Captain Gadabout! That snowman will get you!

Synopsis: On a remote high mesa, Donald and the nephews discover cavemen.

Reprinting

In Content Item: Flag

Walt Disney's Comics and Stories v38 #12 / 456 [Gold Key] published September 1978
as Lost Frontier [Story on Interior Page(s)]

In Content Item: Flag

Donald Duck & Co #29/1990 published July 1990
as Verden vil bedras [Story on Interior Page(s)]2. translation

In Content Item: Flag

The Carl Barks Library #10 published August 1990
as Lost Frontier [Story on Interior Page(s)]

In Content Item: Flag

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color #42 published June 1995
as Lost Frontier [Story on Interior Page(s)]

In Content Item: Flag

O Melhor da Disney: As Obras Completas de Carl Barks #34 published January 2008
as Quatro Patos na Idade da Pedra [Story on Interior Page(s)]

Reprint Notes:

Miscellaneous

Pages: 10

Heroic Pup

Story on Interior Page(s)

Credits

Writer(s): ?

Letterer(s): ?

Subject Matter

Genres: anthropomorphic

Character(s): Scamp; Lady; Tramp: firefighters; little girl; baseball umpire; golfer; Benny the Dip; various police; witness; members of police line-up

First Line: Gosh! I wonder how it feels to be famous?

Synopsis: Scamp attempts to help people with less than successful results.

Reprinting

In Content Item: Flag

Donald Duck & Co #8/1962 published February 1962
as Berømt hvalp [Story on Interior Page(s)]

In Content Item: Flag

Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #546 [Direct] published February 1990
as Heroic Pup [Story on Interior Page(s)]

Reprint Notes:

Miscellaneous

Pages: 6

Dull Kinda Danger

Story on Interior Page(s)

Subject Matter

Genres: anthropomorphic

Character(s): Chip; Dale; rabbit postman; Wicked Witch; Chip 'n' Dale's Gran'daddy

First Line: Another post card from your gran'daddy, Chip 'n' Dale, and, as usual, he writes the usual-type message!

Synopsis: Chip 'n' Dale visit their Gran'daddy who lives in the Wicked Witch's territory, but in a magical witch-proof tree that keeps him safe from harm.

Reprinting

In Issue:

Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #660 published September 2005

In Content Item: Flag

Walt Disney Chip 'n' Dale #29 [Gold Key] published September 1974
as Dull Kinda Danger [Story on Interior Page(s)]

In Content Item: Flag

Donald Duck Comics Digest #2 [Direct] published January 1987
as Dull Kinda Danger [Story on Interior Page(s)]

Reprint Notes:

Miscellaneous

Pages: 6

Figaro's Deal

Text Story on Interior Page(s)

Credits

Writer(s): ?

Letterer(s): typeset

Subject Matter

Genres: anthropomorphic

Character(s): Minnie Mouse; Clarabelle Cow; Grandma Duck; Mickey Mouse; Figaro; seven other cats

First Line: "You should see how nicely my garden is growing," said Minnie Mouse proudly.

Synopsis: Minnie makes a deal with her pet cat Figaro that, if the cat keeps Minnie's strawberries safe from birds until her garden party, she will supply Figaro with plenty of cream. Figaro enlists the help of seven more cats to assist, forcing Minnie to come up with more payment-cream than she expected.

Reprinting

In Content Item: Flag

Walt Disney's Comics and Stories v38 #12 / 456 [Gold Key] published September 1978
as Figaro's Deal [Text Story on Interior Page(s)]

Reprint Notes:

Miscellaneous

Pages: 1

Too Tall Sodas

Story on Interior Page(s)

Subject Matter

Genres: anthropomorphic

Character(s): Huey; Dewey; Louie; sodajerk

First Line: Three chocolate sodas, please!

Synopsis: At a soda fountain, Huey, Dewey, and Louie place their tall sodas on the stools and drink them from the counter.

Reprinting

In Content Item: Flag

Donald Duck & Co #44/1961 published November 1961
as Iskrembaren [Story on Interior Page(s)]

Reprint Notes: From Donald Duck daily (King Features Syndicate) 1959-08-28

Miscellaneous

Pages: 0.5

Notes: Top half of page.

Borrowed Library Card as Birthday Present

Story on Interior Page(s)

Subject Matter

Genres: anthropomorphic

Character(s): Donald Duck; Huey; Dewey; Louie

First Line: Happy Birthday, Unca Donald!

Synopsis: Donald's nephews give Donald a set of bookends and Huey's library card for his birthday.

Reprinting

Reprint Notes: From Donald Duck daily (King Features Syndicate) 1959-02-18

Miscellaneous

Pages: 0.5

Notes: Lower half of page.

The Moon-Blot Plot, Episode I

Story on Interior Page(s)

Subject Matter

Genres: anthropomorphic

Character(s): Mickey Mouse; Goofy; Gyro Gearloose; The Rover Rogue Boys; two railroad police officers

First Line: (Yawn!...) Of all the businesses Goofy picked to go into, why did it have to be a fixit shop?

Synopsis: Repeatedly foiled when committing their crimes under the shining light of the full moon, The Rover Rogue Boys force Gyro Gearloose to prepare a super-spreading dye with which they intend cover the Moon, blotting out its light.

Reprinting

In Content Item: Flag

Almanacco Topolino #58 published October 1961
as Topolino e l' oscuramento della luna [Story on Interior Page(s)]

In Content Item: Flag

Donald Duck & Co #27/1962 published July 1962
as Måne-komplottet [Story on Interior Page(s)]

In Content Item: Flag

Mickey Mouse #217 published January 1984
as The Moon-Blot Plot, Episode I [Story on Interior Page(s)]

Reprint Notes:

Miscellaneous

Pages: 7

Notes: Part 1 of 3.

The Rover Rogue Boys, who only appeared in this one story, would seem to be a "substitute for The Beagle Boys", as discussed in the text article "The Winds (and Fog) of Change" by Joe Torcivia, appearing in Disney Masters (Fantagraphics, 2018 Series) #21 - Walt Disney Mickey Mouse: The Monster of Sawtooth Mountain (October 2022). https://www.comics.org/issue/2443125/#3600025

Like The Beagle Boys, The Rover Rogue Boys are a trio of burglar-masked, dog-face crooks, only of different and individualized physical dimensions.

In Episode I, Paul Murry draws Gyro Gearloose with hair (or a hairpiece) atop his head - and down the back and sides of his head. In Episodes II and III, the inventor is drawn more conventionally with just a "birds-nest" of hair or toupee between his dome and his hat.