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ISOLATED COMIC BOOK PANEL #2851 title: SUPER GOOF #71 - P30:4 artist: KAY WRIGHT year: 1965
ISOLATED COMIC BOOK PANEL #2882 title: SUPER GOOF #71 - P1:2 artist: KAY WRIGHT year: 1965
ISOLATED COMIC BOOK PANEL #2228 title: WALT DISNEY MICKEY MOUSE AND GOOFY #137 - P23:4 artist: KAY WRIGHT year: 1972
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ISOLATED COMIC BOOK PANEL #2184 title: WALT DISNEY SUPER GOOF #71 - P12:1 artist: KAY WRIGHT year: 1965
421. Snow White Christmas (1980)
1/10
It is hard to write a review of a movie so studiously shitty as this, a movie which features not one, but two Snow Whites – that is, the Snow White from the original story, now queen, and her daughter, also perplexingly named Snow White. The younger Snow White’s constant companion is a fat, mentally challenged fellow named Grunyon, who entertains the other characters, if not the audience, with his goofy, fatuous antics. Every single line of dialogue sounds as though it is being read stammeringly off the script. The animation, by Filmation, is just like if the old He-Man cartoons were boring and had no monsters.
During the Christmas festival, Snow White Junior makes her first royal decree, which is that the old castle be remodeled into a perennial Christmas castle for the children of the kingdom. Shortly thereafter, a thunderstorm begins, and lightning conveniently strikes a block of ice, which melts to reveal the evil queen. She immediately seeks her magic mirror and demands to know if Snow White is alive, and it informs her that there are in fact two of the bitches now. She, equally as enraged as I am at this revelation, sets this utterly inane plot into motion by swearing to kill them both. (Frankly I would settle for one.) The evil queen freezes the whole kingdom but for the younger Snow White, who escapes to live with the seven friendly giants, and ain’t that just clever? She probably saves the day with the power of love or something, I don’t know.
MOBY DUCK #21 Published by: Whitman Comics Written by: Vic Lockman(?) Art by: Kay Wright