Four Color #296
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mattress Safety Mat for Washing Dishes," a whimsical 1950 Dell Four Color comic, Mickey stumbles upon a whistling pup that’s fled the circus—only to find himself caught in a repeat cycle of kindness and confusion. With art by Jim Pabian and a cover by Carl Buettner, this quirky tale blends innocence and mistaken identity in a story that’s as odd as its title suggests.
Mickey, now a private investigator, takes on a case that’s as odd as it is ordinary: tailing a woman to make sure she doesn’t sneak a snack while on a diet. But when his quiet surveillance leads him into the company of a clever gang of shoplifters, Mickey finds himself caught in a web of mischief far more complicated than a simple diet break.
In "The Black Pearl Mystery," Mickey and Goofy stumble upon a map in a bottle while vacationing in Shark Bay, leading them on a hunt for a sunken ship’s treasure. Meanwhile, Black Pete, posing as a hermit on the shore, has his own plans to claim the loot—before the duo can beat him to it.
Mickey Mouse stumbles upon a tiny, whistling pup who’s escaped from the circus, and with a kind heart, he helps reunite the pup with its owner—only to find himself caught in a twist when the pup runs off again. When Mickey tries to return the pup a second time, the circus owner mistakes him for a thief, setting off a misunderstanding that puts Mickey in a tight spot.
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Reprinted in Four Color #296 (1950), Diznijevi stripovi #5 (1952), Donald Duck #52/1955 (1955), Donald Duck & Co #1/1956 (1956), Le Journal de Mickey #348 (1959), Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #258 (1978)
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