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Issue: Walt Disney's Donald Duck No Such Varmint [Dynabrite Comics] #11352-1
Publication Date: December 1979
 
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Issues: #11352-1 of 1 Issue
Title:
Variant: unnamed
Rating:
Publisher: FlagWestern
Brand: WhitmanView Brand Images2
Indicia Publisher: Western Publishing Company Inc.
On Sale Date: 1979
Volume: none
Pages: 52
ISBN:
UPC/EAN: none
Price: $0.69 USD
Indicia Frequency: none
Content Items: 6 (3 stories, 1 cover)
Editor(s):  
Disclose Notes: Listed as Dynabrite Comics in Overstreet.
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Publication Type: Comic Book
Color: color
Dimensions: 7.125 in. x 10 in.
Paper Stock: cardstock cover; white paper interior
Binding: saddle-stitched
Publishing Format: one-shot
Format Notes:  
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Cover, Front
Original Artwork
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Cover, Front
Original Artwork
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Adult Image
Title Page
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No Such Varmint

Illustration  on  Cover, Front
Credits
Colorist(s): ?
Subject Matter
Genres: anthropomorphic
Character(s): Donald Duck; Huey; Dewey; Louie
Reprinting
From Content Item: FlagFour Color #318 published March 1951
was No Such Varmint [Illustration on Cover, Front]
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Miscellaneous
Pages: 1
Job Number: OS 318-00
Disclose Notes: Line art is the same as cover to Four Color (Dell, 1942 series) #318, but a different colorist was used.
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[untitled]

Blank Page(s)  on  Interior Page(s)
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Miscellaneous
Pages: 2
Disclose Notes: The inside front cover and inside back cover are blank.
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No Such Varmint

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Colorist(s): ?
Subject Matter
Genres: anthropomorphic
Synopsis: An aptitude test says that Donald should be a great detective, so he is hired to investigate the mysterious sinking of one of Uncle Scrooge's gold ships. Donald's true aptitude is that of a snake charmer, though, and his playing so charms a huge sea serpent that he has to keep playing for days.
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From Content Item: FlagFour Color #318 published March 1951
was No Such Varmint [Story on Interior Page(s)]
Reprint Notes:  
Miscellaneous
Pages: 28
Job Number: OS 318-02
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Knightly Rivals

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Colorist(s): ?
Subject Matter
Genres: anthropomorphic
Synopsis: Donald and Gladstone are rivals for the lead in a play about knights and dragons, to be staged by Daisy's drama club.
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From Content Item: FlagWalt Disney's Comics and Stories v11 #8 (128) published May 1951
was Knightly Rivals [Story on Interior Page(s)]
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Miscellaneous
Pages: 10
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Operation St. Bernard

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Colorist(s): ?
Subject Matter
Genres: anthropomorphic
Character(s): Junior Woodchucks (first appearance); Commander-in-Chief (introduction)
Synopsis: The nephews take their St. Bernard dog into the snow to pass the test that will make them brigadier generals in the Junior Woodchucks.
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From Content Item: FlagWalt Disney's Comics and Stories v11 #5 (125) published February 1951
was Operation St. Bernard [Story on Interior Page(s)]
Reprint Notes:  
Miscellaneous
Pages: 10
Disclose Notes: Bolivar is named Bornworthy. It's thought that the editors of the Donald Duck strip thought that the dog being named Bolivar would be seen as a slight against Simon Bolivar, a Venezuelan patriot of the time. For a while, Bolivar's name was changed to "Bornworthy," though later strips reverted his name to Bolivar (with the occasional nickname of "Bernie").

This is a reprint of the official first appearance of the Junior Woodchucks from Walt Disney's Comics and Stories (Dell, 1940 series) v11 #5 (125), but the origins of the group can be traced back to the shorts, Good Scouts (1938) and Sea Scouts (1939), both written by Carl Barks.
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The last word in comics! Dynabrite! from Whitman.

Promotional Material (from Publisher)  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Writer(s): ?
Penciller(s): various
Inker(s): various
Colorist(s): ?
Letterer(s): typeset
Subject Matter
Genres: anthropomorphic
Character(s): Winnie the Pooh; Tigger; Kanga; Roo; Piglet
First Line: Don't miss any of these Walt Disney favorites.
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Miscellaneous
Pages: 1
Disclose Notes: Back cover. Promo for Dynabrites from Whitman. Covers to six issues depicted.

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