Four Color #304
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tom-Tom Island," Mickey Mouse gets an unexpected invitation from his friend Tom-Tom on a distant African island, asking him and Goofy to visit during the week. Goofy’s striking resemblance to the island’s revered idol, Teetotem, quickly turns the visit into a sticky situation when the locals refuse to let him go. The story, illustrated by Riley Thomson with coloring by the Western Publishing Production Shop, features a cover by Carl Buettner, capturing the whimsical adventure of a 1950s Four Color comic.
In "Tom-Tom Island," Mickey gets an unexpected invitation to visit his old friends on a distant island near Africa, with Goofy in tow. When Goofy arrives, the islanders mistake him for their long-lost idol, Teetotem, and refuse to let him go—leaving Mickey to navigate the situation with nothing but charm and a lot of awkward smiles.
In "Rescue of the Rangers," Mickey and Goofy take on new roles as forest rangers at Sleepy Valley National Park, only to discover that the previous four rangers have vanished without a trace—leaving behind a chilling warning that they might be next.
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Reprinted in Micky Maus Sonderheft #22 (1955), Walt Disney's serier #1/1955 (1955), Walt Disney's serier #1/1955 (1955), Donald Duck & Co #12/1955 (1955), Donald Duck & Co #8/1957 (1957), Donald Duck & Co #9/1957 (1957), Walt Disney's månedshefte #10/1971 (1971), Four Color #304
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