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Eulalia and Enza appear in the 1949 classic ''[[Mickey's Inferno]]''. They were a joke played by writer [[Guido Martina]] on two employees of the ''Topolino'' magazine, editor [[Enza Pecchi]] (who also lettered ''Mickey's Inferno'') and the secretary Eulalia, whose last name has been lost to history. |
Eulalia and Enza appear in the 1949 classic ''[[Mickey's Inferno]]''. They were a joke played by writer [[Guido Martina]] on two employees of the ''Topolino'' magazine, editor [[Enza Pecchi]] (who also lettered ''Mickey's Inferno'') and the secretary Eulalia, whose last name has been lost to history. |
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Latest revision as of 12:41, 11 November 2019
Eulalia and Enza are or were two human women.
Description
Eulalia and Enza were two unpleasant women acquainted with Mickey Mouse. In the hypnotically-induced dream he had in 1949 of wandering through Dante Alighieri's Inferno, Eulalia and Enza appeared as two rotten, hissing Furies.
Behind the scenes
Eulalia and Enza appear in the 1949 classic Mickey's Inferno. They were a joke played by writer Guido Martina on two employees of the Topolino magazine, editor Enza Pecchi (who also lettered Mickey's Inferno) and the secretary Eulalia, whose last name has been lost to history.