Disney Comics: Around the World in One Hundred Years [Deluxe Edition] #[nn]

In this delightfully absurd excerpt from *Disney Comics: Around the World in One Hundred Years (Deluxe Edition)*, Mickey’s latest invention—a wobbly, wind-up-powered plane powered by Wienie the wiener dog—lands him (and his faithful pup) in a most unexpected place: a pair of red long-johns, with Wienie perched on a nearby pair of panties. Undeterred by the mishap, Mickey refines his design and soon takes Minnie on a joyous, chaotic skyward adventure.

When Dippy Dawg inherits a struggling detective agency, he teams up with Mickey Mouse for a case that’s as baffling as it is bizarre: a wave of thefts targeting red long-johns and overnight haircuts. With the mayor bringing in flashy city detectives and the case stalling, Mickey and Dippy take matters into their own paws—determined to prove that even the silliest clues can lead to the truth.

When a clumsy moment turns a peaceful fishing trip into a splashy showdown, Goofy’s accidental slap with a fish sends Donald into a fury—proving that even the calmest waters can spark a storm.

In "They Fell for Donald's Line," Clarabelle tries to steer Donald away from his usual mischief, only for a passing lecture from a bearded man to accidentally send him down a very wrong path—turning a cautionary tale into a full-blown, hilariously misguided crusade. The story unfolds in a single page of classic Disney zaniness, where good intentions go spectacularly off track.