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Property	Value
rdf:type
rdfs:label	Peter Wheat
rdfs:comment	In 1948, the Peter Wheat Bread Company decided to start publishing a monthly comic book about it's mascot, Peter Wheat. The title lasted 66 issues, however, neither the comic nor the company are around today. Unlike other advertising characters like Captain Tootsie, Peter Wheat never endorsed his product throughout his stories. He was all-hero, all-the-time and, even though he was only a young child, would get right to business when evil was nearby: punching birds in the face, slicing hamsters with his sword, etc... He regularly came into conflict with Queen Dragonel of the Hornets.
owl:sameAs	dbr:Peter_Wheat
dcterms:subject	Protagonists Male Characters Dell Characters Comic Book Characters Advertising Characters Juvenile Heroes Elf Characters Blonde Characters Miniature Characters Coloring Book Characters Fruit Themed Characters 1948 Debuts Walt Kelly - Creator Peter Wheat Bread Characters
Row 4 info	Walt Kelly
Row 1 info	Peter Wheat
Row 4 title	Created by
Row 2 info	The Adventures of Peter Wheat #1
Row 1 title	Real Name
Row 2 title	First Appearance
Row 3 info	Peter Wheat Bread Company
Row 3 title	Original Publisher
Box Title	Peter Wheat
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abstract	In 1948, the Peter Wheat Bread Company decided to start publishing a monthly comic book about it's mascot, Peter Wheat. The title lasted 66 issues, however, neither the comic nor the company are around today. Unlike other advertising characters like Captain Tootsie, Peter Wheat never endorsed his product throughout his stories. He was all-hero, all-the-time and, even though he was only a young child, would get right to business when evil was nearby: punching birds in the face, slicing hamsters with his sword, etc... He regularly came into conflict with Queen Dragonel of the Hornets.