Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse Classics: Mouse Tails #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together classic Mickey Mouse newspaper strips from the 1930s, featuring the early adventures of Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Goofy, Pluto, Clarabelle Cow, and Black Pete. Created by legendary artists like Floyd Gottfredson, these stories showcase the humor and charm that defined the Golden Age of Disney comics. Boom! Studios' 2010 edition preserves these timeless tales for a new generation of readers.
In "Mickey Mouse vs. Kat Nipp," Mickey’s playful teasing of Minnie over her new hat spirals into a mistaken identity caper when he confuses a passing girl for her. The girl, thinking Mickey is someone else, gifts him a "diamond ring" that’s actually a stolen ruby, setting off a chain of events that leads to Minnie’s sudden disappearance—kidnapped by her mysterious contact, Black Pete. Written by Eleanor Packer and brought to life with classic flair by Carl Barks on art and inks, and colored by Susan Daigle-Leach, this 2010 Boom! Studios classic captures the charm and adventure of Disney’s golden age, with a striking cover by César Ferioli Pelaez and Magic Eye Studio.
When Mickey, Minnie, and Pluto take summer jobs at Lake Tranquil, they quickly discover the local charm is being threatened by a mysterious, seven-colored mountain lion terrorizing the area—leaving the trio to uncover the truth behind the beast, with Mr. Squiggles lurking in the shadows.
Mickey Mouse stumbles into a mystery when he mistakes a girl in a red hat for Minnie, only to be handed a "diamond ring" that's actually a priceless ruby. When Minnie vanishes after the encounter, Mickey must follow the trail of clues — including a suspicious hat and a shadowy figure known only as Black Pete — to unravel the riddle before it's too late.
In "The Last Minute Mutiny," Goofy enters a quirky historical ship contest with high hopes, aiming to win fifteen hundred dollars by re-creating the landing of Spanish explorers. Black Pete and his henchman Matey, determined to cheat their way to victory, bring a live cannon and a hidden outboard motor into the race.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #27 (1943), Four Color #79 (1945), Topolino #167 (1957), Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #57 (1957), Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #67 (1959), Donald Duck & Co #47/2009 (2009)
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