Why in Database: Note about the nameless turtles that appeared in the comics of the series Betty & Veronica – Friends Double Digest
Betty & Veronica – Friends Double Digest #226: Several frames, one of the heroes brings four turtles because he is involved in organizing turtle races.
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Why in Database: Note about the nameless turtles that appeared in the comics of the series Barbie Fashion
Barbie Fashion #009: Four frames – the turtle enters the road and the hero participating in the race stops in front of him, losing the race but winning the heroine’s favor by this deed.
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Why in Database: Note about the nameless turtles that appeared in the comics of the series Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers
Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers #04: Comic strip-gag.
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Why in Database: Note about the nameless turtles that appeared in the comics of the series Boy Comics
Boy Comics #099: A few frames of a sea turtle, living in modern times (for the action of the comic, let’s say the 1950s), the heroes discover that the turtle ‘in its shell’ has a book written by a conquistador’s crew member, Cortez (i.e. a character from the 15th century), who hid his notes in a cut in the shell of (he mistakenly believed) a dead tiny turtle.
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Why in Database: Note about the nameless turtles that appeared in the comics of the series Charlie Chan
Charlie Chan 008: An emerald turtle appears in three frames, in a display case.
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Why in Database: Note about the nameless turtles that appeared in the comics of the series Green Hornet
Green Hornet #30: First, one frame with a zoo and turtles for sale, and then memories from the war, about how turtles helped the heroes to complete their task.
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Why in Database: Note about the nameless turtles that appeared in the comics of the series Little Lulu
Little Lulu #263: Six page comic, a lot of frames – jokers hide a turtle in a bird feeder.
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Why in Database: Note about the nameless turtles that appeared in the comics of the series Ha Ha Comics
Ha Ha Comics #03: Three frames, turtle is helping someone hide.
Ha Ha Comics #38: One frame, the turtle speaks.
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Why in Database: Note about the nameless turtles that appeared in the comics of the series Chip ‘n’ Dale
Chip ‘n’ Dale 28: Some frames with turtles.
Chip ‘n’ Dale 61: Turtle on two frames.
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Why in Database: Note about the nameless turtles that appeared in the comics of the series Adventure Comics
Adventure Comics #135: An eight-page comic about Turtletown, a city where fast-moving is prohibited by law. (Which for the comic book hero, Johhny Quick, a Flash-like character that moves very fast, is problematic.) In a few frames you can see turtles, e.g. at the judge explaining the rules of the city.
Adventure Comics #377: In the comic, the metal-eating beasts of Rojun appear in a few frames. He, apart from an extra pair of legs, looks very turtle.
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