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Topic: Seeking scans pages 12 and 13 the comics "Mickey's Interno"

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Scarpomaniak
As you all know the U.S. version (according to the Italian version), so looking for scans of these pages (I know they are on topolino.it, but I'm looking for it in better quality). If anyone has scans of these pages, please send them via e-mail (Email removed)
Roger North
I have that story in Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #666. I don't know if the Italian version is different from the American Version.
Scarpomaniak
Different! The Italian is one scene that does not exist in the U.S. This is the scene on pages 12 and 13.
Roger North
Thanks for the info Scarpomaniak. Maybe Disney Thought that scene was too violent for an American audience. It's a miracle that they allowed the story to be published in America at all.
Scarpomaniak
Cancel request, because the scans have found these pages
Ramapith
Quote from user: Roger NorthThanks for the info Scarpomaniak. Maybe Disney thought that scene was too violent for an American audience.
Gemstone's remounted version of "Mickey's Inferno" came directly from a 1992 Italian album edition, LE GRANDI PARODIE 2.
It was the Italian editors who removed the scene in 1992??presumably for a silly, if violent gag in which demonic barbers slice Goofy like a salami (he gets better!). Due to the way the remount affected the layout of the pages, there was no easy way for Gemstone to add the scene back in.
MrCleveland
Quote from user: ramapithQuote from user: Roger NorthThanks for the info Scarpomaniak. Maybe Disney thought that scene was too violent for an American audience.
Gemstone's remounted version of "Mickey's Inferno" came directly from a 1992 Italian album edition, LE GRANDI PARODIE 2.
It was the Italian editors who removed the scene in 1992??presumably for a silly, if violent gag in which demonic barbers slice Goofy like a salami (he gets better!). Due to the way the remount affected the layout of the pages, there was no easy way for Gemstone to add the scene back in.

EEE! The Inferno Comic itself was a little violent.

Thankfully...there was never a Disney Comic version of "Struwwelpeter".
Ramapith
Er... I'd really rather not toot my own horn, but??

http://www.cartoonresearch.com/gerstein/struwwelmicky.jpg

Be very afraid! :-)
(Well, not so much... the misbehaving kids in my version remain safe, even if they get messy.)
Sim
Does Anyone can send any scans from "Mickey's Inferno" to me too?
If you need my e-mail address... it's: (Email removed)
Thanks!!!
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