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    Long John Silver

    Movie » Long John Silver released on December 16, 1954.

    The sequel to the 1950 movie Treasure Island. Again Disney co-released with a comic company, but this time Charleton did the adaptation instead of Gold Key.

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    Long John Silver last edited by jazz1987 on 11/10/18 06:43AM View full history

    Long John Silver learns that there is another treasure on Treasure Island, but Jim Hawkins has the medallion that reveals the location. When Jim is captured by a rival pirate, Silver rescues him and tries to convince the Governor to put Hawkins in his care.

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    Long John Silver by gc8 on January 11, 2013

    Four years after Disney's Treasure Island, came this sequel in which Long John Silver and Jim Hawkins return to Treasure Island in search of more treasure; not to be confused with Return to Treasure Island, an inferior knock-off that came out the same year. Adding to the confusion about the property is that Charleton Comics seems to have replaced Gold Key as the publisher of the official-looking comic, and began numbering with issue #30.The sequel opens several years later with Long John Silver ...

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