Publishers / Western / Walt Disney Chip 'n' Dale (1967) / #35
35September 1975
$0.25

Walt Disney Chip 'n' Dale #35

Western · September 1975

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Identification plate

Series
Walt Disney Chip 'n' Dale (Western, 1967 series)
Issue
#35
Publication date
September 1975
Key date
September 1975
Indicia publisher
Western Publishing Company Inc.
Price
$0.25
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Hot Sleepcover1pencils: Mike Arens; colors: Western Publishing Production ShopChip; Dale
2The Wishing Businesscomic story8pencils: Mike Arens; colors: Western Publishing Production ShopChip; Dale; Cinderella's Fairy Godmother; Uncle Scrooge McDuck; Pluto; Donald Duck
3Music Has Charmscomic story5pencils: Mike Arens; inks: Mike Royer; colors: Western Publishing Production ShopChip; Dale; Brer Fox; Brer Weasel; Daisy Duck; Donald Duck (cameo)
4A-Roaring We Gocomic story7pencils: Mike Arens; inks: Mike Royer; colors: Western Publishing Production ShopChip; Dale; Leopold; Rudolfo
5The Easy Waycomic story5pencils: Mike Arens; colors: Western Publishing Production ShopChip; Dale; Huey Duck (cameo); Dewey Duck (cameo); Louie Duck (cameo); Daisy Duck; Thumper

Plus 1 page of advertisements and other matter across 1 sequence, as published.

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