Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #7 (319)
In "How to Be a Monkey's Uncle," Mickey Mouse takes on a daring disguise as the elusive Red Wasp to investigate a mysterious mountain installation, all while navigating a web of confusion and clever antics. Written by Cecil Beard and brought to life with dynamic art by Paul Murry—both inks and colors by the same hand—this 1967 adventure showcases the classic charm of Disney’s comic storytelling. The cover, a standout piece by Carl Barks, captures the whimsy and intrigue of the tale with his signature flair.
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Mickey disguised as the Red Wasp, who has mysteriously disappeared, has gone to investigate a strange installation in a remote area of the mountains.
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