A Whitman Comic Book #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Persistent Postman," Mickey and Goofy set off to Scuttlebutt Harbor to claim a parrot left by Goofy’s great-uncle Windjammer, only to find themselves tangled in a curious mystery surrounding a hidden fortune in ambergris. Written by Carl Fallberg and brought to life with energetic art by Paul Murry—pencils, inks, and letters all by the same hand—this 1962 Whitman Western comic delivers a lighthearted adventure with just the right mix of seaside intrigue and classic Disney charm.
In "The Mystery of Lonely Valley," Mickey and Goofy find themselves tangled in a whirlwind of confusion when the usual antics of the valley’s animals and birds take a suspicious turn. As they dig into the odd behavior, they accidentally stumble into a scheme involving two crooks who’ve just robbed the bank and are desperate to frame them.
In "Car Spare Tire Missing," Donald sets out on a drive only to find himself stranded with a flat tire—only to discover the spare is gone. After a long walk back to the city and his home, he’s stunned to find Huey swinging from the very tire he’d lost.
Mickey and Goofy set off to Scuttlebutt Harbor to claim a parrot left to Goofy by his great-uncle Windjammer, only to stumble into a salty mystery tied to a hidden fortune in ambergris. With clues buried in old sea tales and suspicious locals, the duo finds themselves chasing whispers across the bay—where every wave might hide a secret.
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