| INDEX | ART | ANIMATION | [COMICS] | CHARACTERS | QUOTES | DIARY | PHOTOGRAPHS | BIBLIOGRAPHY | LINKS | SOURCES |
| One Shots | Comics and Stories | [Our Gang] | Giveaways | Donald Duck | Uncle Scrooge | Junior Woodchucks | Various | Europe |
| 008 - 014 | 015 - 020 | 021 - 029 | [030 - 036] |
| COMICS | Our Gang 030 - 036 (1947) |
Notes:
At least up to 1978, this story hasn't been reprinted in the USA.
In The Netherlands, reprinted in "Tom & Jerry" Nr. 208, 1993.
Dutch translation. This comic is included in "Tom en Jerry Omnibus
Nr. 43", (1995?).
These are SPECIAL chickens! Fattened on Scandinavian herbs!
-- Barney Bear
Landmark: First appearance of Mooseface McElk.
Appearances: Benny Burro, Barney Bear, Mooseface McElk; imported Scandinavian herbs (2.2); King Bango's Gym Boxing Taught (3.4); King Bango (gorilla-faced, 3.5).
Correspondence:
Notes:
At least up to 1978, this story hasn't been reprinted in the USA.
In The Netherlands, reprinted in "Tom & Jerry" Nr. 207, 1993.
Dutch translation. This comic is included in "Tom en Jerry Omnibus
Nr. 42", (1995?).
Questions: Maybe this story is based on a script by Gil Turner? In a August 1, 1970 letter to Michael Barrier, about Our Gang character Mooseface McElk, Barks has said that he always welcomed scripts from Gil Turner, which "were rich in gags and situations."
Appearances: Sherrif Jones (1.1); Klepto Klippo (the worst yegg out of the coop, 1.3)
Notes: At least up to 1978, this story hasn't been reprinted in the USA.
Appearances: Uncle Grizzly (Barney's uncle, 1.1)
Notes:
At least up to 1978, this story hasn't been reprinted in the USA.
In The Netherlands, reprinted in "Tom & Jerry" Nr. 205, 1993.
Dutch translation. This comic is included in "Tom en Jerry Omnibus
Nr. 42", (1995?).
Questions: Has Uncle Grizzly been used by artists other than Barks? Is this the first appearance of a rich uncle in a Barks story?
Notes: At least up to 1978, this story hasn't been reprinted in the USA.
Appearances: Old Man Cougar (3.6)
Congruences:
Notes: At least up to 1978, this story hasn't been reprinted in the USA.
Landmark: Barks' last Barney Bear and Benny Burro story.
Appearances: Benny Burro, Barney Bear, Mooseface McElk.
Backstage: In a December 11, 1969 letter to Michael Barrier, Barks wrote: "I believe it was my constant griping about having too much to do that got me free of the Barneys and Bennys."
Barks had more to do largely because the number of Donald Duck one-shots had been increased, from one in 1946 to three in 1947.
Correspondence:
Notes: At least up to 1978, this story hasn't been reprinted in the USA.
Sources
| 008 - 014 | 015 - 020 | 021 - 029 | [030 - 036] |
| One Shots | Comics and Stories | [Our Gang] | Giveaways | Donald Duck | Uncle Scrooge | Junior Woodchucks | Various | Europe |
| INDEX | ART | ANIMATION | [COMICS] | CHARACTERS | QUOTES | DIARY | PHOTOGRAPHS | BIBLIOGRAPHY | LINKS | SOURCES |
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