
Walt Disney's Comics and Stories No. 122 (November 1950)
This is a vintage Golden Age comic book published by Dell Publishing Co., specifically issue number 122 of the 'Walt Disney's Comics and Stories' anthology series, dated November 1950. The cover art features a Halloween-themed scene with Donald Duck and Daisy Duck bobbing for apples, while Huey, Dewey, and Louie are seen in the background wearing witch hats next to a jack-o'-lantern. The publication is a 52-page standard-sized comic magazine. Physically, the item shows significant signs of age and wear; there is prominent color breaking and creasing along the spine, rounded and frayed corners, and a vertical crease running down the center of the front cover. A vintage subscription delivery stamp is visible on the bottom-left corner with the name 'John P. Oncken.' The paper appears to have yellowed, which is common for newsprint of this era. Despite the visible surface wear and edge chipping, the cover colors remain relatively vibrant with a deep green background. Key contributors for this era of the title typically include legendary artists like Carl Barks. This specimen represents a mid-century collectible from Disney’s peak comic publishing period under Dell, reflecting the values and illustrative style of the post-WWII era.
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Estimated Value
$45.00 - $65.00
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Collectibles - Comic Books
Appraised On
March 16, 2026
Estimated Value
$45.00 - $65.00
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Item Description
This is a vintage Golden Age comic book published by Dell Publishing Co., specifically issue number 122 of the 'Walt Disney's Comics and Stories' anthology series, dated November 1950. The cover art features a Halloween-themed scene with Donald Duck and Daisy Duck bobbing for apples, while Huey, Dewey, and Louie are seen in the background wearing witch hats next to a jack-o'-lantern. The publication is a 52-page standard-sized comic magazine. Physically, the item shows significant signs of age and wear; there is prominent color breaking and creasing along the spine, rounded and frayed corners, and a vertical crease running down the center of the front cover. A vintage subscription delivery stamp is visible on the bottom-left corner with the name 'John P. Oncken.' The paper appears to have yellowed, which is common for newsprint of this era. Despite the visible surface wear and edge chipping, the cover colors remain relatively vibrant with a deep green background. Key contributors for this era of the title typically include legendary artists like Carl Barks. This specimen represents a mid-century collectible from Disney’s peak comic publishing period under Dell, reflecting the values and illustrative style of the post-WWII era.
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