Walt Disney Chip 'n' Dale, #79

Published: [May 1983]

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Walt Disney Chip 'n' Dale #79

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Issue Contents:
Taking Shelter from Rain Under Mushroom as Umbrella (1)
1 page anthropomorphic-funny animals
Characters
  • Chip
  • Dale

Featuring Whitman Comics; Huey, Dewey and Louie Junior Woodchucks

Story 1 1 page anthropomorphic-funny animals

"They’re looking for you! And you’ll find them in Whitman Comics"

Characters
  • Huey
  • Dewey
  • Louie
Story Notes

Color ad on inside front cover. Reproduces the cover illustration for Huey, Dewey and Louie Junior Woodchucks (1966 series) #54 February 1979. Whitman house ad for Huey, Dewey and Louie Junior Woodchucks.

The Enchanted Forest
Story 2 8 pages anthropomorphic-funny animals

"Yoo-hoo! Uncle Chip! Uncle Dale!"

Storyline

Nephews Zip ‘n’ Zap follow a leaping toadstool into “The Enchanted Forest”, a place where nature is bewitched. Chip ‘n’ Dale search for them.

Characters
  • Chip
  • Dale
  • Zip
  • Zap
  • Boyd Bird
  • leaping toad stool
  • evil trees
  • The Babbling Brook (grouchy water that speaks in rhyme)
  • trampled grass
Story Notes

This “Enchanted Forest” is an angry, Bizarro-type version of the Enchanted Forest so often seen in Harvey Comics.

Chipmunk Migration
Story 3 8 pages anthropomorphic-funny animals

"(Yawn-n!) How come birdies never get ho-hummy an’ bored?"

Storyline

To relive their boredom, Chip ‘n’ Dale take a lesson from the birds and migrate from one home to another. In so doing, they foil the Big Bad Wolf.

Characters
  • Chip
  • Dale
  • Three Little Pigs [Practical Pig
  • Fifer Pig
  • Fiddler Pig]
  • Big Bad Wolf
  • Boyd Bird
  • Mrs. Boyd Bird
Story Notes

Boyd Bird may or may not be intended as the same character from the previous story. He is colored brown here, and blue in the previous story, suggesting a sparrow and a bluebird respectively.

Counterfeit Conscience
Story 4 8 pages anthropomorphic-funny animals

"Wake up!"

Storyline

Bobbie Bug takes over as “Official Conscience” (complete with badge) from Jiminy Cricket. He guilts all the forest creatures into feeding “needy” Brer Bear.

Characters
  • Chip
  • Dale
  • Bobbie Bug
  • Jiminy Cricket
  • Big Bad Wolf
  • Brer Fox
  • Brer Bear
  • Boyd Bird
  • Betsy Bird (Mrs. Boyd Bird)
  • Mr. Raccoon
Story Notes

Boyd Bird and Betsy Bird (named here) would appear to be the same characters from the previous story, as they are both colored brown.

Instant Camping
Story 5 8 pages anthropomorphic-funny animals

"Huh? Never saw cube-shape nut before!"

Storyline

Gyro Gearloose’s instant camping inventions fail to work as planned, this time with some help from Chip 'n' Dale and Gyro's own Helper.

Characters
  • Chip
  • Dale
  • Gyro Gearloose
  • Gyro's Helper
  • Robber Crow
  • Mrs. Gopher
Story Notes

This is the third story from Western Publishing to be titled “Instant Camping”, all of which involve Gyro Gearloose. The others appear in Uncle Scrooge (1963 series) #57 May 1965, and Huey, Dewey and Louie Junior Woodchucks (1966 series) #36 January 1976. Vic Lockman may have written all three stories.

Story 6 1 page humor

"She’s Mr. Moppet’s little girl."

Characters
  • Little Lulu
  • Tubby
  • Mr. Moppett
Story Notes

Color ad on inside back cover. Whitman house ad for Little Lulu.

Featuring Whitman Comics

Story 7 1 page

"Meet your favorite comic characters and enjoy exciting adventure in... Whitman Comics."

Story Notes

Color ad on back cover. House ad for Whitman Comics.