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Cover: Paul Murry & Dan Spiegle

Indrajal Comics #44

Jun 1967 · Bennett, Coleman & Co. · 0.70 INR
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In "Assignment Time-Lock," Mickey and Goofy are pulled into the covert world of Police International, stepping in for the mysterious Pumpkin-3 after intense training. Sent to investigate the ominous Predictor Machines, they stumble upon a shocking truth: the predictions aren't foreseen—they're being manipulated. As a fake forecast triggers Venice’s evacuation, the duo races to uncover the real scheme behind the scene, with the fate of an invisibility device at stake. Written by Don R. Christensen and brought to life with dynamic art by Paul Murry and Dan Spiegle, this 1967 adventure blends espionage and mischief in classic Indrajal style, with Murry and Spiegle also handling the cover pencils and inks.

Contains 5 stories
Assignment Time-Lock
24 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Spy
Mickey MouseGoofyChief HardawayDr. BeaselDr. NarrowsmithProf. ShrumpFire Brand Gang

In "Assignment Time-Lock," Mickey and Goofy—reluctant recruits to the elite Police International—step into the shadows as undercover agents after the mysterious disappearance of the legendary Pumpkin-3. Sent to investigate the eerie predictions of the Predictor Machines, they stumble upon a shocking truth: the forecasts aren’t prophecy, but a carefully orchestrated cover for a daring heist. As Venice prepares for evacuation based on the next prediction, the duo races to uncover the conspiracy behind the machine—and stop a gang from stealing a powerful invisibility device at the Science Congress.

Goofy's Secret Agent Antics
2 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Satire-Parody, Spy
Goofy

In this playful 1967 spy spoof from Indrajal Comics #44, Goofy takes on the role of a secret agent armed with absurd gadgets—like a smoke-screen hat, a twisty gun barrel, and shoes that bite—while navigating a world where even a phony fly swatter might hold a clue. With a parade of ridiculous contraptions and wacky misdirection, Goofy’s mission is anything but straightforward.

A Mickey Mouse Short-Short Spy Story - Battle Plan
1 pp · Non-Fiction, History
Marshal Mack (Austria's army leader)Napoleon BonaparteKarl Schulmeister
Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Mickey MousePlutoman

In this 1967 Indrajal Comics gem, Pluto unearths a mysterious can, only for Mickey to snatch it and send it rolling down the road in a comical chase. When a passerby finally stops the can and discovers it’s filled with money, Mickey’s luck takes a turn no one saw coming.

Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor
Script O. SoglowPencils O. Soglow

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Full credits

artist, inker Paul Murry
artist, inker Dan Spiegle
cover pencils, inks Paul Murry
cover pencils, inks Dan Spiegle

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