Jim Fanning is a writer, historian, editor, speaker, consultant, blogger and researcher, Jim Fanning has authored books, articles, documentaries, online content, educational materials, storybooks, comics and a variety other works. Discover more at: https://jimfanning.wordpress.com
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Jim Fanning • Dec 31, 2020
Jim Fanning's Tulgey Wood TV - Babes in Toyland By The Books (featuring Golden Books and Comics)
by Jim Fanning
Celebrate Walt Disney's 1961 holiday treat via some of the books that were issued as part of the merchandising blitz that accompanied the musical fantasy's original release. Revel in all kinds of stocking stuffers from a tiny Top Top Book (about Grumio and Tom Tom the Piper's Son) to the Big Golden Book and the Giant Golden Punch Out Book that packs a Yuletide punch of color and delight. Plus comics of all shapes and sizes (and conditions).
My D23 article about Walt Disney's Babes in Toyland is no longer on D23.com but this website republished it here.
See acclaimed Disney artist's Kevin Kidney's celebration of the fantastical dancing trees by clicking here.
Visit Kevin Kidney and Jody Daly's website for all kinds of wonders by clicking here.
My article for Sketches magazine can be found by clicking here.
From my blog: About one of the Babes in Toyland Little Golden Books.
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