Donald and Mickey #147
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Ice Fishing," Mickey’s desperate attempt to close a crucial property deal with Mr. Sellalot hits a snag when Pluto, convinced Mickey stole his prized bone, turns stubbornly hostile. Written by Don Christensen and illustrated by Jack Bradbury (with inks by Bradbury), this 1975 IPC comic captures the classic chaos of miscommunication and misplaced loyalty, all set against a frosty, frozen backdrop. The cover by Jack Bradbury perfectly captures the icy tension.
In "New Year Promise," the Big Bad Wolf makes a surprising resolution to abandon his old ways and stop hunting the Three Pigs. When the pigs are invited to a friendship meal, the Wolf’s unexpected kindness sets off a playful treasure hunt that leads to a mysterious branch of a tree—where the real surprise might just be the journey itself.
In "Bone Bandit Bungle," Mickey’s trying to close a crucial property deal with Mr. Sellalot, but his efforts are derailed when Pluto, convinced Mickey stole his prized bone, turns into an uncooperative, bone-obsessed obstacle. With chaos brewing and the deal hanging in the balance, Mickey must clear his name—before the bone’s real whereabouts turn the situation even more ridiculous.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #442 (1952), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #5 (197) (1957), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #4 (220) (1959), Four Color #1143 (1960), Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #35 (1961), Film Fun #2189 (1961)
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