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Cover code: 10037-703. First issue of this title to run Gold Key Comics Club pages. This may be the first issue of the Donald Duck title in which the Duck nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie do not appear on the cover and in any of the interior stories. On-sale date from 1967 Periodicals, Copyright Office, Library of Congress.
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Pantomime. Black and white on inside front cover.
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Moby Duck would soon become a starring character with a second appearance in Donald Duck (Western, 1962 Series) #114 (July 1967) before graduating to a title of his own, which would continue off and on until 1978.
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Introduction of the “Gold Key Comics Club”, for which as many as six pages are carved out of each issue, to present readers’ jokes, drawings, etc. These pages were generally the four pages of the centerfold, and the final two pages of the issue. Also included, a “Gold Key Comics Club Membership Card” to sign, cut out, and carry.
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Includes Gold Key Comics Club News, Monster Art, What's Your Line? and Complete the Comic (1 page each).
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Readers are invited to submit drawings of monsters for possible publication.
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Readers are invited to submit gag captions for a series of provided single-panel cartoon illustrations. One finished example is provided.
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Readers are invited to create and submit a "final gag panel" drawing to complete an "unfinished" comic strip. One finished example is provided.
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Statement of Ownership for September 28, 1966. Prepared by H. L. Anderson (Business Manager). Reported total paid circulation: 265,932 (12 month average), 275,688 (nearest issue).
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Readers are asked: “Which comics do you like best?” Choices given are: super heroes, real animals, cartoon characters, adventure comics from TV, western, personalities (movies and TV), love stories, and war stories. Genres are to be listed in order of preference, “…with your favorite at the top”.
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Ad for a 7 ft. play submarine made of fiberboard sold by Honor House Prod. Co. On final interior page of the comic. Top half of page.
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Ad for 100 plastic toy soldiers, packed in a footlocker-styled storage box. On final interior page of the comic. Lower half of page.
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Ad for Junior Sales Club of America, offering prizes or money for the sales of "all occasion cards". Color ad on inside back cover.
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Ad for selling vegetable and flower seeds for the American Seed Co., in exchange for prizes or money. Color ad on back cover.
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