Il Giornalino 1992-30 (Italian Comic Magazine)

Il Giornalino #30/1992 - Editore Periodici San Paolo S.r.l (Italy)

Il Giornalino

Il Giornalino was an Italian comic magazine filled with various comic stories and kid-centric features, published by Editore Periodici San Paolo S.r.l.

Hanna Barbera Contents

• Scooby-Doo - (Crossword Puzzle) - Cover

1. Hanna-Barbera Bazar - Le Fumettiadi (Laff-A-Lympics) - Part 3 - 8 pages (pg 26-33)
2. Yoghi (Yogi Bear) - AH! AH! AH! - 1 page (pg 34)
3. Yoghi (Yogi Bear) - Che Bel Paragone (What a Nice Comparison) - 1 page (pg 35)

Story

1. Yogi Bear and others compete while Dastardly & Muttley try to cheat.
2. Boo Boo is worried about Ranger Smith.
3. Yogi Bear and Boo Boo dance for a woman and her daughter hoping for food.

Characters

• Scooby-Doo (Cover,1 Cameo)
• Scrappy-Doo (Cover)
• Shaggy Rogers (Cover)
• Squiddly Diddly (front matter)
• Yogi Bear (1-3)
• Boo Boo Bear (1-3)
• Dick Dastardly (1)
• Muttley (1)
• Huckleberry Hound (1)
• Cindy Bear (1-3)
• Ranger Smith (1-3)
• Hokey Wolf (1)
• Yakky Doodle (1)
• Touché Turtle (1)
• Dum-Dum (1)
• Breezly Bruin (1)
• Mr. Jinks (1)
• Snooper (1)
• Blabber (1)
• Fred Flintstone (1 Cameo)
• Top Cat (1 Cameo)
• George Jetson (1 Cameo)
• Snagglepuss (1 Cameo)
• Magilla Gorilla (1 Cameo)

Other Contents

• Gaucho - 8 pages (pg 11-18)
• Azim L'Arabo - 9 pages (pg 36-44)
• Micromino - Via col vento - 5 pages (pg 57-61)
• Il Campione - 7 pages (pg 65-71)
• Pinky - un... appuntamento... ...in... ...rosa - 4 pages (pg 72-75)
• Marzapane Indigesto - 7 pages (pg 76-82)
• Nicoletta - I Sotterranei - 2 pages (pg 86-87)
• Pallino - Gara di volo - 1 page (pg 97)

Issue #31 Preview

• Hanna-Barbera Bazar - Le Fumettiadi (Laff-a-Lympics) - Part 4
• I Pronipoti (The Jetsons) - The Dog Day

Notes

• All Hanna Barbera comics in this magazine appear to be Italian Originals not reprinted from, or reprinted in, any US comics.
• Le Fumettiadi is very similar to Laff-a-Lympics but the focus is more on Yogi Bear. Instead of the Really Rottens, it's Dick Dastardly and Muttley. There's also not a lot of Scooby-Doobies.

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