John Worthington Foulfellow

A sly fox with a name that says it all, John Worthington Foulfellow made his comics debut in Dell's Four Color #92 in 1946, brought to the page by the legendary Walt Kelly during the Golden Age of comics. He keeps decidedly colorful company — Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, and the nephews among them — in the warm, whimsical world of Dell's Disney line. Though his catalog footprint is modest, his appearances stretch across nearly four decades of Disney comics publishing, from digests to anniversary celebrations, making him a charming curio for Golden Age Disney collectors who love discovering the corners of that era's rich roster.