MIster Ed, the Talking Horse

(Gold Key, 1962-1964)
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Though the TV show had a somewhat lackluster premise—the idea of a man who owned a horse who only spoke to him—the show actually had quite a few laughs and surprisingly, also featured one of the most memorable TV theme songs. Alan Young, who later went on to voice Uncle Scrooge on TV’s DuckTales, played the long-suffering Wilbur, the only man Ed would speak to. The concept wasn’t completely original, as a series of feature films were made in the decade preceding, starring Frances, the Talking Mule, who also got his own comic book series.

— Mark Arnold

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#3

May, 1963
Cover Price: $0.12
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Paul S. Newman

Fred Fredericks, Joe Certa