Four Color #371
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Cowboy Boots," Mickey Mouse and Pluto find themselves locked inside a museum after a mix-up with a key, unaware that Black Pete and El Cad have also slipped in—intent on stealing the original plans of the pyramids from the mummy of King Tut-Tah-Tut. Dick Hall’s art brings the classic duo’s misadventures to life, while Dan Gormley’s cover captures the high-stakes heist with bold, dynamic flair.
Mickey and Pluto find themselves locked inside a museum after a mishap, unaware that Black Pete and El Cad are sneaking in to steal the original blueprints of the pyramids from the mummy of King Tut-Tah-Tut. With the ancient treasure hidden in plain sight, the duo’s clumsy antics might just be the only thing standing between the thieves and history’s greatest secret.
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Reprinted in Topolino #39 (1952), Le Journal de Mickey #1 (1952), Le Journal de Mickey #2 (1952), Le Journal de Mickey #3 (1952), Le Journal de Mickey #4 (1952), Le Journal de Mickey #5 (1952), Topolino #44 (1952), Le Journal de Mickey #6 (1952), Le Journal de Mickey #7 (1952), Le Journal de Mickey #8 (1952), Le Journal de Mickey #9 (1952), Le Journal de Mickey #10 (1952), Cuentos de Walt Disney #38 (1952), Donald Duck #25/1955 (1955), Donald Duck & Co #7/1955 (1955), Donald Ducks Show #[5] (1960), Mickey Mouse #200 (1979), Le Journal de Mickey #1777 (1986)
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