Daffy & Dilly, Daffy Bros., Daffy Dragon, Dandy Rabbit, Daniel Coon Jr., Dauber Dog, Davey Dragon, Deadeye Duck, Detective Dan And Botso, Detecto The Bloodhound, Dilly, Dinky Duck And Rudy Rooster, Dip And Drip, Dipsy Doodle, Ditto, Doc Bernard, Dodger De Squoil, Dodo And The Frog, Doggie Dave, Don Bugaboo And Fatcho, Donkey Oaty, Doodles Duck, Dooless, Dope And Balogna, Dopsy Durvy, Doremus Dormouse, Drip Van Winkle, Drippo The Hippo, Drooley, Droopy The Antbear And Reddy Fox, Dudley, Duke And The Dope, Dumb Bunny, Dumb Bunny And Officer Hippo, Dumb Donkey, Dunny The Flying Donkey, Dusty And Rusty
Daffy & Dilly
Artist(s) - , Al Hubbard,
First Appearance - Coo Coo Comics #21 (1946) U
Other Appearances - Coo Coo Comics, Goofy Comics, Happy Comics
Daffy Bros., The
Artist(s) - Tony Loeb
First Appearance - Coo Coo Comics #13 (1944) U
Other Appearances -
Daffy Dragon
Artist(s) - Ellis Chambers, ?
First Appearance - Hi-Ho Comics #1 (1946)
Other Appearances - Hi-Ho Comics #s 2 & 3
Dandy Rabbit
Artist(s) - Jason Comic Art Studios
First Appearance - Dandy Comics #1 (1947) U
Other Appearances -
Daniel Coon Jr.
Artist(s) - Lynn Karp
First Appearance - Ha Ha Comics #28 (1946) U
Other Appearances -
Dauber Dog
Artist(s) - Tony Loeb
First Appearance - Happy Comics #11 (1946) U
Other Appearances -
Davey Dragon
Artist(s) - Thurston Harper
First Appearance - Happy Comics #9 (1945) U
Other Appearances -
Deadeye Duck
Artist(s) - Harry Wylie
First Appearance - Goofy Comics #1 (1943) U
Other Appearances - Happy Comics #14
Detective Dan And Botzo
Artist(s) - Irving Dressler
First Appearance - Happy Comics #2 (1943) U
Other Appearances -
Detecto The Bloodhound
Artist(s) - Herman C. Browner, Lee Sherman?
First Appearance - Zoo Funnies #1(101) (1945) U
Other Appearances - Zoo Funnies #s 2, 6-12, 14
Dilly
Artist(s) - ?
First Appearance - Hi-Jinx (nn) (1945)
Other Appearances -
Dinky Duck
Artist(s) - Ernie Hart?, Don Rico, Frank Giacoia, Jim Pabian,
First Appearance - Terry-Toons Comics #1 (1942) U
Other Appearances - Terry-Toons Comics #s 2, 4-6, 8, 20, 28, 36, 38, 42-44, 46, 47, 49, 51, 52, 54, & 60, Giant Comics Editions #3, +
Notes - Sometimes co-starred with Rudy Rooster
Dip And Drip
Artist(s) - Carl Wessler?
First Appearance - Barnyard Comics #5 (1945) U
Other Appearances -
Dipsy Doodle
Artist(s) - Jason Comic Art Studios
First Appearance - Frisky Fables #1 (1945) U (see notes)
Other Appearances - Frisky Fables #s 2-4, +
Notes - There was a Dipsy Doodle strip in Star-Studded Comics published about the same time, but there is no resemblance between the characters. (Based on cover drawing - interior strip unavailable, so no entry in database at current)
Ditto
Artist(s) - ?
First Appearance - Funny Book #8 (1946) U
Other Appearances - Funny Book #9, Calling All Kids #15
Doc Bernard
Artist(s) - Gene McGregor
First Appearance - Goofy Comics #2 (1943) U
Other Appearances -
Dodger De Squoil
Writer(s) - Jack Cosgriff
Artist(s) - Al Hubbard, Frank Frazetta
First Appearance - Coo Coo Comics #27 (1946)
Other Appearances - Coo Coo Comics #s 32-36, 38 & 42
Notes - The title of the series changed at times, working hard to milk that reference.(A note to younger readers: I know the Dodgers play somewhere else these days, but their original home was Brooklyn, hence our Brooklyn Dodger. Also - A Tree Grows In Brooklyn was a famous book/Broadway musical/film back in ancient days.)
Dodo and The Frog, The
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| (This was a long running strip - what was the reasoning that led to this odd pairing?) |
Artist(s) - Woody Gelman, Otto Feuer,
First Appearance - Funny Stuff #18 (1947) U
Other Appearances - Funny Stuff #s 19-51 +
Notes - The Dodo And The Frog had an extensive advertising campaign with promos appearing in multiple issues of Green Lantern, Sensation, All-American, All-Flash, Flash Comics, Mutt & Jeff, Funny Folks, Wonder Woman, All-Star comics. These ads often featured short comics as well.
Doggie Dave
Artist(s) - Woody Gelman
First Appearance - Giggle Comics #5 (1944) U
Other Appearances -
Don Bugaboo and Fatcho
Artist(s) - Frank Thomas (signed in pig latin)
First Appearance - Animal Comics #4 (1943) U
Other Appearances - Animal Comics #5
Donkey Oaty
Artist(s) -Ed Dunn
First Appearance - Goofy Comics #24 (1948)
Other Appearances -
Doodles Duck
Artist(s) - Howie Post, Sheldon Mayer
First Appearance - Leading Comics #23 (1947)
Other Appearances - Leading Comics #s 24-37 +, Comic Cavalcade #s 34, 36, +,
Dooless
Artist(s) - Ed Harris
First Appearance - Barnyard Comics #5 (1945)
Other Appearances -
Notes - Character mis-listed as Doodles in some databases.
Dope And Balogna
Artist(s) - ?
First Appearance - Ha Ha Comics #5 (1944)U
Other Appearances -
Dopsy Durvy
Artist(s) - Jason Comic Art Studios
First Appearance - Frisky Fables #5 (1946) U
Other Appearances - Frisky Fables #s 6-11, 13, 15-27, 29, 31, 33, 36, 38 +
Doremus Dormouse
Artist(s) - Jack Bradbury
First Appearance - Barnyard Comics #9 (1946)
Other Appearances - Barnyard Comics #16
Drip Van Winkle
Artist(s) - Al Pross
First Appearance - Happy Comics #1 (1943)
Other Appearances -
Drippo The Hippo
Artist(s) - Bill Hudson
First Appearance - Happy Comics #4 (1944) U
Other Appearances -
Drooley
Artist(s) - ?
First Appearance - Adventures Of Patoruzu (1946)
Other Appearances - Animal Crackers #31
Droopy The Antbear and Reddy Fox
Artist(s) - Bill Brady
First Appearance - Animal Fair #1 (1946) U
Other Appearances - Animal Fair #s 2-10
Notes - Was titled as Droopy And Reddy Fox in 1st appearance, adopted Droopy The Antbear... in 2nd issue.
Duke and The Dope, The
Artist(s) - Ken Hultgren
First Appearance - Giggle Comics #5 (1944)
Other Appearances - Giggle Comics #s 6-99 (final issue)
Dudley
Artist(s) - Jack Bradbury
First Appearance - Happy Comics #26 (1948) U (see notes)
Other Appearances - Barnyard Comics #19, +
Notes - There are two earlier possible appearances of Dudley still being investigated - one from 4 years earlier in Goofy Comics, and one from the prior year in Fighting Yank. Entry will be updated after the books arrive and are checked.
Dumb Bunny
Artist(s) - Al Hubbard
First Appearance - Barnyard Comics #11 (1947)
Other Appearances -
Notes - Dumb Bunny first appeared in text stories by Charles S. Strong writing as Chuck Stanley in Funny Funnies #1 and Coo Coo Comics #7. (1943)
Not to be confused with Dumb Bunny who partnered with Officer Hippo in Punch & Judy Comics. (below)
Dumb Bunny And Officer Hippo
Artist(s) -Ben Solomon
First Appearance - Punch And Judy Comics v1#12 (1946) U
Other Appearances - Punch And Judy comics v2#s 1, 3-5
Notes - Officer Hippo also costars with Buttons The Rabbit.
Dumb Donkey
Artist(s) - Victor Pazmiño
First Appearance - Ha Ha Comics #7 (1944)
Other Appearances - Ha Ha Comics #11
Dunny The Flying Donkey
Artist(s) - Ruth & Burton Geller
First Appearance - Tiny Tot Comics (nn) 1946
Other Appearances - Tiny Tot Comics #s 2-7, 9 & 10
Dusty and Rusty
Artist(s) - Rube Grossman,
First Appearance - Animal Antics #9 (1947) U
Other Appearances - Animal Antics #s 10 & 11, Real Screen Comics #13, Leading Comics #s 26, 28 & 29
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