Four Color #271
Dell • 1950
- Series
- Four Color
- Issue
- 271
- Publisher
- Dell
- Cover date
- Mar 1, 1950
- Story title
- Porky Pig in Phantom of the Plains
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Four Color #271, published by Dell Comics in 1950, features an early appearance of the iconic character Mighty Mouse. The Four Color series was a long-running anthology format used by Dell to test new characters and intellectual properties, often adapting popular animation and radio serials for the comic medium during the Golden Age of comics.
The art and stories in these early Dell anthologies were frequently produced by staff at the various animation studios or by contracted artists working under tight editorial control. These issues were designed for the mass-market newsstand demographic, aiming to capture the young television and theater audience, and were generally regarded as wholesome, accessible entertainment during the post-war era.
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