Indrajal Comics #42
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mystery of the Missing Aircraft Carrier," Super Agents Mickey and Goofy are thrown into a high-stakes investigation when the USS Chickamauga vanishes with its entire crew. Assigned to question suspect Kari Narden, they're left with only a cryptic clue—“the ship is under a mile of ice”—after she’s snatched before their eyes. With the help of a daring rescue and a shocking discovery, they uncover a secret anti-gravity experiment tied to Kari’s father and a rogue scientist’s plan to weaponize the carrier. Written by Don R. Christensen and illustrated by Paul Murry and Dan Spiegle, this 1967 Indrajal Comics adventure blends espionage, science fiction, and classic Disney charm.
In "The Mystery of the Missing Aircraft Carrier," Super Agents Mickey and Goofy are sent to track down Kari Narden after the Chickamauga and its crew vanish—only to watch her disappear before their eyes, leaving behind a single clue: the ship is buried under a mile of ice. As they race to uncover the truth, they learn of a dangerous anti-gravity experiment tied to Kari’s father and a rogue scientist named Harold, who now holds the carrier—and the world’s fate—in his hands.
In this playful 1967 spy spoof from Indrajal Comics #42, Goofy dons a trio of absurd gadgets—the Eye-Spy Spectacles, the Instant Disguise Hat, and the Tricky Shoes—while chasing a mystery that leads him through a Clue Closet and a series of zany traps. With a Glue-Shooting Squirt Gun, a Pepper Hat, and a Butterfly Catcher (of Spies), he’s all set to spot a spy, but will his antics uncover the truth—or just turn the whole case into a farce?
In a whimsical 1967 splash of humor from Indrajal Comics #42, Henry’s mischievous attempt to steal a top hat with his slingshot goes hilariously awry—every passerby proves impossible to target, from hatless pedestrians to a cop with a helmet and a football player with a secured headpiece. Just as he’s about to give up, a man in a top hat appears, snatches Henry’s slingshot, and—without a word—turns the weapon on him.
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