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St. John
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While sporting a new cover, the interior comic and text content is all reprint.
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Painted cover. New cover for an issue of reprints.
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Ad offering an assortment of 40 colorful plastic airplanes for 98-cents from Lucky Products. Black and white ad on inside front cover.
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With the exception of a different ending involving the peril of Mt. Vesuvius, this story is pretty much a beat-for-beat adaptation of the 1950 Mighty Mouse theatrical short "Sunny Italy" - with, of course, the requisite operatic singing featured in the short. Release date for the cartoon and publication date of the comic indicate a parallel period of production. Information per Merlin Haas (2022).
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In the text story's single illustration, Gandy is colored gray, rather than his usual white.
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Ad from Lucky Products offering a plastic aircraft carrier toy. "It catapults, it floats, it runs on dry land. Equipped with 5 catapulting jets that zoom off the runway with the flick of the finger. The carrier is fully 2/3's of a foot long!" Also included at no extra cost "...a small supporting fleet of real plastic molded warships, consisting of: 1 battleship, 1 cruiser, 1 destroyer, 1 submarine, 1 P.T. boat, and one aircraft carrier". That "second aircraft carrier" presumably measured-in at less than the star attraction's "2/3's of a foot long!" Middle right page of centerfold.
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Ad for the CBS Television Network series "The Barker Bill Cartoon Show" which features Mighty Mouse. As this ad would have appeared in mid-to-late 1950, it is presumed to herald the television debut of Mighty Mouse.
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Page 6, panel 5: Jim Tyer's uniquely cartoony art stylings are wonderfully absurd in depicting Mighty Mouse stopping the runaway train in its tracks. The locomotive and a long string of boxcars compress like an accordion - except the one boxcar directly behind the locomotive that contains the mice, who are somehow thrown safely free of the wreckage.
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Ad offering a free, unsorted and random packet of “…Spanish or Spanish colony stamps – many taken from collections of old church missions”. Also included a “…mystery packet of 5 Spanish colony stamps” and a pamphlet titled “How to Collect Stamps”! All free, but for 10-cents “to help cover actual postage and handling costs”. On final interior page of the comic.
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Ad offering prizes or money for the sales of "inspiring, beautiful religious wall motto plaques". Black and white ad on inside back cover.
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Ad for Cracker Jack candy-coated popcorn and peanut snacks offering “…a big handful of play money totaling $144 in one, five, ten, and twenty dollar bills, each with your own name printed on it – and a very attractive, well made two color wallet in which to carry your play money”. A separate offer on the same page offers U.S. Military bracelets. Each requires a Cracker Jack label to be sent. Color ad on back cover.
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