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"Pippo Holmes e la penultima avventura", Topolino 3683, June 24, 2026, written by Bruno Enna, art by Marco Ferracina

Estoy terrible xd

Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #82-84

Dell, 1962

Covers by Paul Murry.

End of the Dell run. Continues under Western Publishing's Gold Key and Whitman imprints.

“He seems to have his hand in a lot of things around here”

It was such an afterthought to Nickelodeon, that they overlooked a pretty big flub for a Spongebob Squarepants episode that was released.

Located on this Nicktoons compilation is an episode of Spongebob that has a "Smell-o-Vision" graphic from 1999 that wasn't edited out.

(actual GBA on left, emulated ROM on the right)

What the heck was Smell-o-Vision?

Smell-o-Vision was this funny promotion that Nickelodeon did with the help of Kraft foods. Kids would buy specially-marked boxes of Lunchables, Fruity Pebbles, ect and get a "Smell-o-Vision" card.

Then on selected dates, "Smell-o-Vision" episodes of Nicktoons would air. Whenever the nose and the number graphic popped up, you pulled the corresponding card, scratched and sniffed it. The corresponding numbers were important because there was good and bad smells. Wild Thornberries could be prompting you to smell wildflowers blowing in the breeze, but your card is a fart squeezed out by Stu Pickles during an episode of Rugrats.

This promotion came and went in a short time in 1999. Game Boy Advance Video came out in 2004. How did this mistake make it through? Surely Nickelodeon had a clean master copy of the "Squeaky Boots" episode to lend to Majesco. Laziness? Incompetence? Who knows. Regardless, it's at least funny.