Cartoon Network Presents/Issue 3
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Cartoon Network Presents Issue 3 | |
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Part of | Cartoon Network Presents |
Based on | Magilla Gorilla Secret Squirrel Wally Gator |
Publication date | August 20, 1997 |
Page count | 36 |
Writers | Magilla Gorilla/Wally Gator: Sam Henderson Secret Squirrel: Dan Slott |
Drawn by | Magilla Gorilla: Bill Alger Secret Squirrel: Mike Kazalah Wally Gator: Gary Fields |
Inked by | Magilla Gorilla: Bill Alger Secret Squirrel: Mike Kazalah Wally Gator: Gary Fields |
Colored by | Magilla Gorilla: Rick Taylor Wally Gator: Dave Tanguay |
Lettered by | Phil Felix |
Edited by | Bronwyn Taggart |
Cover artists | Dave Alger (pencils/inks) Rick Taylor (colors) |
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Cartoon Network Presents Issue 3 is a comic published by DC Comics on August 20, 1997.
For "The Twiddle Method"
Mr. Peebles: Hello, birdie! Hello, fishes! Hello, Magilla! Hello, hamster! "HELLO, MAGILLA"?! What are you--.
Magilla: Oh, Mr. P, I decided the high society thing was not for me!
Boo Boo: The Ranger's not gonna like this, Yogi!
Yogi: What he don't know won't hurt us, Boo Boo!
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Organizations
Locations
- Earth
- United States
- New York
- Zoo
- Jellystone Park
- Alaska
- Texas (mentioned)
- Upper Bogoslavia (mentioned)
- Asia (indirectly mentioned)
- Korea (mentioned)
- United States
- The Sun
Objects
Vehicles
For "Secret Squirrel's Secret Skwirl-a-Gig"
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Locations
- Earth
- United States
- Undisclosed place
- United States
Objects
Vehicles
- None
For "Fifteen Minutes of Fame"
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Locations
- Earth
- United States
- Zoo
- United States
Objects
Vehicles
Production
Behind the scenes
- There are ads for Post's Cocoa Pebbles with Cocoasaurus Sprinkles, Quaker Oats' Cap'n Crunch Crunch Berries Bars, Major League Baseball trading cards, Denny's 3-D cards, Tang, Mars' M&M's Minis, NFL clothing, Hershey's Cookies 'n' Creme, Brach's Batman & Robin Fruit Snacks (based on the film Batman & Robin), Frito Lay's Chee-tos Crunch Nachos (with a maze game), and Post cereals carrying 3-D noggle-goggles.
- The first story is clearly a Magilla Gorilla one, but it's presented as a story from Cartoon Network Presents, although the front cover says Cartoon All-Stars.
- Pebbles and Dibble served in the Korea war together. Just go with it.
- Looks like Peebles is watching The Huckleberry Hound Show.
- The Secret Squirrel bit in the middle is an activity. Print it out and put it together!
- N-TV Unfettered is a parody of MTV Unplugged, a television musical showcase series that airs on MTV.
- The issue ends with a What's Up? article about animal behavior from Bronwyn Taggart, signed Bronwyn T.
Errors
- This comic places Pebbles Pet Shop in New York, right down the road from Hoagy's Alley.
- Spook is missing from Top Cat's gang. His absence could be explained by him happening to be behind the telephone poll.
- Officer Dibble has a balding spot underneath his hat, even though he is shown to have a full set of black hair a few times in the Top Cat TV series.
- Colonel Fuzzby's name is spelt Colonel Fusby.
- Breezly and Sneezly's name are spelt Breezely and Sneezely, respectively.