
Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #118 (July 1950) published by Dell
This is a vintage Golden Age comic book titled 'Walt Disney's Comics and Stories' Vol. 10, No. 10 (overall issue number 118), published by Dell Comics in July 1950. The cover art features a classic illustration of Donald Duck sitting on a green park bench feeding pigeons popcorn, accompanied by his nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie. The item is printed on standard newsprint pulp of the era with a glossy paper cover. Physically, the comic exhibits several condition markers consistent with its age: there is visible 'color breaking' along the spine, rounded corners, and significant creasing on the right-side edge and lower-right corner. The top-left corner shows the Dell logo and the original '10¢' price point. The red background of the cover shows some minor fading and superficial scuffing. The book appears to be housed in a vintage poly-bag or plastic sleeve, which has some distracting reflections and minor warping. There are no visible markings or signatures from artists (like the legendary Carl Barks, who frequently contributed to this title), but the craftsmanship is typical of 1950s high-volume comic production. Overall, the item shows moderate wear including edge blunting and spine stress lines, placing it in a mid-grade vintage condition.
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$45.00 - $65.00
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Collectibles - Vintage Comic Books
Appraised On
March 16, 2026
Estimated Value
$45.00 - $65.00
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This is a vintage Golden Age comic book titled 'Walt Disney's Comics and Stories' Vol. 10, No. 10 (overall issue number 118), published by Dell Comics in July 1950. The cover art features a classic illustration of Donald Duck sitting on a green park bench feeding pigeons popcorn, accompanied by his nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie. The item is printed on standard newsprint pulp of the era with a glossy paper cover. Physically, the comic exhibits several condition markers consistent with its age: there is visible 'color breaking' along the spine, rounded corners, and significant creasing on the right-side edge and lower-right corner. The top-left corner shows the Dell logo and the original '10¢' price point. The red background of the cover shows some minor fading and superficial scuffing. The book appears to be housed in a vintage poly-bag or plastic sleeve, which has some distracting reflections and minor warping. There are no visible markings or signatures from artists (like the legendary Carl Barks, who frequently contributed to this title), but the craftsmanship is typical of 1950s high-volume comic production. Overall, the item shows moderate wear including edge blunting and spine stress lines, placing it in a mid-grade vintage condition.
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