Dorothy Do Comics, Post Movie
Dorothy Do Comics, Post Dorothy Do Movie, Illustrated by Ken Hobs
Cover for a Dorothy Do comic book, distributed by Well Comics. It would have cost 10 cents. It shows Dorothy Do, a sailor puppet, riding on a large seal that also wears a sailor hat and has a fish in its mouth. They are in the ocean and a ship can be seen in the distance.
Cover for a Dorothy Do comic book, distributed by Well Comics. It would have cost 10 cents. It shows Dorothy Do, a sailor puppet, inside a dark cave holding a candle.
In the years following the Dorothy Do Movie, the Dorothy Do comics would take on a new design for Dorothy that mimicked his appearance in the animated movie. The comics would run for several more issues following the conclusion of the show, however they too would eventually cease production. In the first comic cover you can see Dorothy’s companion Seabiscuit the Seal, a character introduced as a puppet in the show. Seabiscuit was presented as a lovable but stubborn friend who was adopted by the sailor as a puppy. This was revealed in the comics, however in the show his past with Dorothy was never mentioned.