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Cover: Tony Strobl

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Four Color #819

Jul 1957 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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“Magic Land”

Mickey Mouse trades in his red shorts for a magician's tuxedo in this charming 1957 Dell one-shot, with cover pencils by Tony Strobl capturing the mouse mid-performance — wand in hand, top hat on the table, and Huey, Dewey, and Louie tumbling through the air as if conjured from thin air. The star-spangled magic table and the trio of bewildered nephews give the cover an irresistible sense of wonder and playful chaos. Writer George Crenshaw and artist/inker Jack Bradbury bring "Magic Land" to life inside, making this a delightful slice of Disney comics from the golden age of Dell.

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writer George Crenshaw · artist, inker Jack Bradbury · colorist Western Publishing Production Shop · cover Tony Strobl

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Cast · 15 characters

Big Bad Wolf Daisy Duck Dewey Donald Duck Ferdie Fiddler Pig Fifer Pig Goofy Huey Louie Mickey Mouse Morty Pluto Practical Pig Uncle Scrooge

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writer George Crenshaw

artist, inker Jack Bradbury

colorist Western Publishing Production Shop

cover pencils Tony Strobl

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Donald's nephews rise out of a top hat.

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