Publishers / Western / Walt Disney Chip 'n' Dale (1967) / #36
36November 1975
$0.25

Walt Disney Chip 'n' Dale #36

Western · November 1975

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Identification plate

Series
Walt Disney Chip 'n' Dale (Western, 1967 series)
Issue
#36
Publication date
November 1975
Key date
1975-11-00
Indicia publisher
Western Publishing Company Inc.
Price
$0.25
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Banana and Applecover1pencils: Mike Arens; colors: Western Publishing Production ShopChip; Dale
1Night Frightcomic story7pencils: Pete Alvarado; inks: Steve Steere; colors: Western Publishing Production ShopChip; Dale; Donald Duck; Leopold Chipmunk; Brer Owl; Mel Chipmunk; Mary Chipmunk; Auntie Chipmunk
3The Caught Copycatcomic story6pencils: Jack Bradbury; inks: Jack Bradbury; colors: Western Publishing Production ShopChip; Dale
4Magic Bean Mix-Upcomic story5pencils: Al Hubbard; inks: Al Hubbard; colors: Western Publishing Production ShopChip; Dale; Brer Bear; Brer Fox; Seven Dwarfs [Doc]
5The Troublesome Twosomecomic story6pencils: Phil De Lara; inks: Phil De Lara; colors: Western Publishing Production ShopChip; Dale; Donald Duck

Plus 2.5 pages of advertisements and other matter across 3 sequences, as published.

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