Four Color #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Seven-Colored Terror!", Minnie inherits some money and opens a gift shop, only to face tough competition when the big department store next door slashes its prices. With her business in trouble, Mickey hatches a clever scheme: pretending to be a swami who can weave a customer’s personality into a colorful scarf. Art by Ken Hultgren, with full production by the Western Publishing Production Shop, this 1943 Four Color comic blends whimsy and charm in a story that’s as bright as its title suggests.
In "The Seven-Colored Terror!" from Four Color #27 (1943), Mickey, Minnie, and Pluto head to Lake Tranquil for summer work—only to discover the local tourism boom is crumbling under the shadow of a fearsome seven-colored mountain lion. With the lake’s peace hanging in the balance, the trio must face the mystery of the beast without knowing whether it’s truly a monster or something far more unexpected.
In "The Great Swami Mooh-lah," Minnie inherits money and opens a gift shop, only to face tough competition when the nearby department store slashes its prices. With her business at risk, Mickey hatches a clever plan: he’ll pretend to be a mystical swami who can weave a customer’s personality into a custom scarf—turning a simple shop into a magical mystery.
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Reprinted in Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse Comic #[nn] (1943), Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse Birthday Party #1 (1953), Walt Disney's Comics Digest #1 (1986), Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse Classics: Mouse Tails #[nn] (2010), Quella buffa dozzina I Grandi Autori dei Funny Animals USA #[nn] (2024)
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