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Popeye S Double Trouble Popeye The Sailorpedia Fandom "popeye's double trouble" is a 1961 episode of popeye the sailor. when the sea hag overhears popeye wishing he was lucky, she instructs her vulture to get out of her pouch a coin that gives whoever has it bad luck, and throws it at popeye hoping he will be cursed. but the vulture instead brings her her gold luck coin which has three wishes. when popeye uses it, she tries to get it back before. Popeye the sailorpedia is the editable online encyclopedia of all things popeye. check out the faq to help you get started, and make sure to follow our rules . this wiki was founded on may 25, 2008 and currently has 1,551 pages.

Popeye The Sailor Tv Series Popeye The Sailorpedia Fandom Powered This is a story from popeye, the original series published by dell in 1948. the series was later renamed to popeye the sailor as it continued with other publishers. it has also been reprinted in other comic books by other publishers since then. the professor makes a robot version of sappo. last updated: 10 16 2018. This article is about the character. for the franchise as a whole, see popeye franchise. for other meanings, see popeye (disambiguation). popeye is the main protagonist of the popeye franchise, a sailor character created in 1929 by elzie crisler segar for his thimble theatre comic strip (subsequently renamed after popeye himself). initially introduced into segar's (then long established) strip. This article is about the television series. for other meanings, see popeye the sailor (disambiguation). popeye the sailor is an animated tv series produced by king features syndicate consisting of 220 episodes produced between 1960 and 1962 for first run syndication. a majority of the cartoons consist of popeye and his girlfriend olive oyl facing off against rival brutus and foes like the sea. Not to be confused with popeye color special. the popeye specials are a pair of one shot comic books published by ocean comics in 1987 and 1988, offering an updated account of popeye's youth and early adventures. the books feature more realistic art, reminiscent of superhero comic books rather than newspaper funnies, yet at the same time somewhat cartoony in style. among the various.