Why in Database: Tootsie and Tommy are turtles (one of many) that appear in the comic book published in Fawcett Funny Animals #040. Marvel bunny helps them with their problem – someone attacks the turtles living in the area and steals their shells, which makes them “naked”.
Fawcett Funny Animals #040: Lots of frames, with different turtles, sometimes just their shells.
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Why in Database: Turtle is the name/nickname of a criminal who appeared in the comic in Marvel Mystery Comics #085. He focuses on “Slow, calm” solving problematic situations without rush. Of course he ends up caught.
Marvel Mystery Comics #085: Some frames.
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Why in Database: Grandma Snap Turtle is an Indian woman appearing in the comic in Four color 0612 – Little Beaver. Her only turtle trait is a nickname, besides, she’s an ordinary woman.
Four color 0612 – Little Beaver: Some frames.
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Why in Database: Little Turtle is the name of a real Indian, about which we have a separate note. Below we show some comics about this character.
Indians #015: A four-page comic tells us the story of this leader, his successes and failures in the fight against the settlers.
Red Ryder Comics #090: A two-page comic, briefly showing the hero’s story.
Swift Arrow #002 (reprinted in Gunsmoke Trail #002): A five-page comic book, it is about the Indian known as Little Turtle, but nowhere is anything to suggest that it is THIS Little Turtle. The story itself is about growing up with white people, falling in love with a white girl, etc.
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Why in Database: Big Turtle is an Indian name given to Daniel Boone, the hero of the comic book Exploits of Daniel Boone 001. Ultimately, however, he is on the side of his settlers, so it cannot be said that this identity has become somehow important for him.
Exploits of Daniel Boone #001: Technically saying, the entire comic.
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Why in Database: Turtle is the name of the first American submarine, we write more about it in a separate note. Below we show comics dealing with this subject.
Amazing Adventure #001: A ten-page comic book, the boat and its actions are crucial.
The Black Coat – Or Give Me Death #4: One-page about this vehicle.
Frogman Comics #001: One-frame”note” about this boat.
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Why in Database: Turtle is the name of one of the Indians appearing in a comic book published in Indian Chief #009. The whole long story focuses on him and on his hunt for two runaway Indians (from a different tribe).
Indian Chief #009: Sixteen pages filled with the mentioned above character.
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Why in Database: Turtle is the nickname of one of the soldiers appearing in the comic Our Army at War 2233. Besides his nickname, he is a perfectly standard, heroic soldier. .
Our Army at War #223: A lot of frames and the cover.
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Why in Database: Ted the Turtle is a human, one of the heroes of the comic book Adventures of Bob Hope #103. He was very slow, as it turned out, the reason for this was that he was tying the laces of his shoes together.
Adventures of Bob Hope #103: Two frames.
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Why in Database: Sheldon is one of the heroes of the Liberty Meadows comic strip – but he did not appear there very much, the creator, due to the lack of an idea for him, abandoned this character.
Liberty Meadows Sourcebook: One comic-strip.
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