12 Facts About Topolino libretto

The first issue of Topolino libretto was published on December 31,1932: it contained Mickey's first Italian story drawn by Giove Toppi.

Topolino libretto published mainly Mickey Mouse Sunday pages; the daily strips were published in the supplement to the newspaper.

Topolino libretto had eight pages and published non-Disney comic strips such as Tim Tyler's Luck.

In 1935 Topolino libretto published Bobo the Elephant, Mickey Mouse and the sacred jewel and Mickey Mouse and Pluto the racer.

Topolino libretto continued to publish Mickey Mouse stories until February 3,1942 when they were forced by the fascist government to stop publishing Mickey's stories.

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Topolino libretto started as a monthly comic book, and the first issue was released on April 10,1949: it had 100 pages and its price was 60 lire.

However Topolino libretto published mainly American stories by Carl Barks, Floyd Gottfredson, Paul Murry and others and in 1951 the periodical published only American stories.

Topolino libretto created many new characters such as Atomo Bleep-Bleep, Trudy Van Tubb, and Brigitta MacBridge, a female duck enamoured of Scrooge.

Topolino libretto created Reginella, an alien female duck enamoured of Donald Duck; unfortunately, their love is impossible.

Topolino libretto wrote many sagas, i e I signori della galassia, C'era una volta in America and The Time machine saga.

Topolino libretto wrote some stories, such as the Ice Sword Saga starring Mickey and Goofy in a fantasy word threatened by the "Lord of the Mists".

Topolino libretto wrote and drew some stories, such as the great parodies Guerra e pace and Zio Paperone e il mistero dei Candelabri.