Disney Masters #7
In "The Lost City [Chapter One]," Mickey and Goofy stumble upon a hidden mining operation on Yesterday Ranch, sparking a mystery that begins with a stolen sample of uranium-rich ore. Written by Carl Fallberg and brought to life with dynamic art by Paul Murry—whose pencils and inks define the issue’s adventurous spirit, enhanced by Gary Leach’s colors and Paul Murry’s lettering—this story unfolds in a nostalgic 1890s setting, all framed by Murry’s striking cover.
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When leaving Yesterday Ranch, Mickey and Goofy take a wrong turn and come upon a secretive mining operation on ranch property, run by foreman Quirt and ranch hand Lank. Mickey plays it cool and exits, but not before he pockets a small sample of ore. A quick stop at an assay office reveals the ore to be rich in Uranium. At first, Mickey is satisfied to leave Yesterday Ranch in his rear-view mirror, but later, bothered by his conscience, he decides to inform Mr. Cinch. He has Goofy drive him back to the 1890’s style ranch, hidden in an old cabinet intended for the antique-loving rancher Cinch.
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