Four Color #116
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mickey Mouse and the House of Many Mysteries," a 1946 Four Color comic, Mickey and Minnie find themselves stranded in the desert—only to be rescued by a mysterious radio-controlled car that whisks them to a hidden palace. There, they meet a peculiar inventor and his silent Indian servant, who’s working on a strange invention meant to keep people awake, with results that are far from ordinary. With art by Dick Moores and inks by George Waiss, and a cover by Harvey Eisenberg, this whimsical adventure blends mystery and mechanical marvels in a tale that’s as curious as it is classic.
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When their car runs out of gas in a remote area, Mickey and Minnie are picked up by a radio-controlled car which takes them to a palace in the middle of the desert. They are met by a strange inventor and his Indian servant. The inventor is trying to perfect a solution that would keep people from sleeping, but the current version has some drastic side-effects.
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