Character
Dumbo
Flying child elephant with very big ears
Jumbo, Jr., later known as Dumbo, is the titular protagonist of Disney's 1941 animated feature film of the same name. Delivered to a traveling circus by a carrier stork, he is a mute cute baby elephant belonging to Mrs. Jumbo. Dumbo was born with giant, floppy ears, for which he was mercilessly ridiculed by the other performing pachyderms. Under the guidance of his friend and mentor, Timothy Q. Mouse, Dumbo would discover that his ears grant him the ability to glide in the air, making him the world's only flying elephant.
Stories
16 stories| Title | Year | By | Kind | Pages | Made in | Printings |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| L'inferno di Topolino | 1949 | Guido Martina, Angelo Bioletto | 69 | Italy | 127 | |
| É Hora do Banho! | 1949 | Tony Strobl | 2 | Western | 51 | |
| The Musician | 1949 | Don Gunn | 9 | Western | 40 | |
| Sky Voyage | 1949 | Tony Strobl | 14 | Western | 34 | |
| Little Pedro | 1949 | Gil Turner | 9 | Western | 34 | |
| Dumbo | 1949 | Carl Buettner | 1 | Western | 25 | |
| Dumbo and Pablo Penguin | 1949 | Tony Pabian | 8 | Western | 23 | |
| Ora, Bôlhas! | 1949 | Tony Strobl | 1 | Western | 23 | |
| Untitled story | 1949 | Tony Strobl | 2 | Western | 14 | |
| Disfarce de Dumbo | 1949 | Tony Strobl | 1 | Western | 11 | |
| Dia de Azar | 1949 | Tony Strobl | 1 | Western | 8 | |
| All yours! | 1949 | Walt Kelly | 1 | Western | 4 | |
| Goofy Business | 1949 | Dick Moores | 2 | Western | 3 | |
| Dumbo e i sette nani | 1949 | 1 | Italy | 2 | ||
| Untitled illustration | 1949 | Michele Rubino | <1 | Italy | 1 | |
| Happy Landing | 1949 | <1 | United Kingdom | 1 |