Who's the Fifth Witch?

[Scrooge MacDuck]

Hello! I recently came across this neat Brazilian illustration showing most of the important Disney comic witches together. 



Of course, they are, from front to back of the broomstick, Magica De Spell; Madam Mim (with a raven who may or may not be Ratface or Norman, it's hard to tell); Grimhilde; and Witch Hazel. But who's the blond-haired, red-faced, grumpy-looking one? INDUCKS isn't saying, but surely she's someone. 

(She vaguely reminds me of the genderbent Grumpy from Happily Ever After…)

[Scrooge MacDuck]

(EDIT: found higher-quality scan)

[xanderares]

I think she's Rachele a witch used in "Archimede contro Nocciola" (I TL 352-B) by Luciano Bottaro and reused as background charecter in other stories.
She appear even in this cover

[Matilda]

See? Italian colorists even give *witches* blond hair!

Thanks for the ID, xanderares!

[xanderares]

Feb 12, 2019 17:47:04 GMT Matilda said:

See? Italian colorists even give *witches* blond hair!

Thanks for the ID, xanderares!

I think the colorist this time is brasilian, for once it is not an Italian fetish

[Matilda]

Feb 12, 2019 17:59:22 GMT xanderares said:

Feb 12, 2019 17:47:04 GMT Matilda said:

See? Italian colorists even give *witches* blond hair!

Thanks for the ID, xanderares!

I think the colorist this time is brasilian, for once it is not an Italian fetish

What color is Rachele's hair in Topolino?

EDIT: Just looked on the INDUCKS page for the story where she first appears, and it looks like she has white hair, so the Italians are indeed off the hook. Maybe the Brazilian colorist just wanted to make her more distinguishable from Grimhilde and Witch Hazel.

[Matilda]

....aaaaand...it's a very highly ranked Chendi/Bottaro story, and I've just ordered a copy for myself in French, thanks!

[xanderares]

Feb 12, 2019 18:00:49 GMT Matilda said:

Feb 12, 2019 17:59:22 GMT xanderares said:

I think the colorist this time is brasilian, for once it is not an Italian fetish

What color is Rachele's hair in Topolino?

White, in Italy witches like Hazel usually have white hair to make them look more like the Befana (a kind of Santa Claus that arrives the night between 5 and 6 January).

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Did you notice the four ( two on one broom) witch silhouettes in the background? Obviously this is just a decoration, but still.