Cover: Paul Murry

Four Color #261

Jan 1950 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In "Morty and Ferdie as Railroad Engineers," two bumbling clowns deliver a mysterious steel trunk to Goofy, an inheritance from his late Uncle Clown Goof—only to forget the key. With no way to open it, Mickey and Goofy set off to Clownland, where they discover that the key is in the hands of Clown Blackbeard, the world's most notorious clown, who wears it around his neck. Penciled and inked by Jim Pabian, this 1950 Dell comic features a delightfully absurd adventure, with Paul Murry's vibrant cover capturing the zany spirit of the tale.

Contains 5 stories

Morty and Ferdie as Railroad Engineers

1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Mickey MouseMortyFerdie

Mickey Mouse and The Missing Key

28 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Mickey MouseGoofy

In "Mickey Mouse and The Missing Key," Goofy inherits a mysterious steel trunk from his late Uncle Clown Goof, but without the key, it’s useless—so Mickey and Goofy set off to Clownland to track it down. There, they discover that the key is in the hands of Clown Blackbeard, the world’s most fearsome clown, who wears it around his neck like a trophy.

Mickey Mouse and the Phantom Thief

20 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Mickey MouseChief O'HaraCaseyDinny the Dandy

In "Mickey Mouse and the Phantom Thief," Mickey takes on a mystery when Chief O'Hara calls late at night, desperate for help after a series of burglaries at homes protected by electric beams. Taking on a disguise, Mickey teams up with a flashy suspect named Dinny the Dandy to track down the elusive thief.

Street Skating

1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Mickey MouseMortyFerdie

Jigsaw for Christmas

1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Mickey MouseMortyFerdie