Mickey Mouse #119
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mysterious Knight Rider," Goofy stumbles upon a surprising inheritance from a long-lost uncle in Scotland—a dusty trunk brimming with relics and the deed to an ancient castle. With Mickey and Minnie in tow, he journeys to the misty highlands, where eerie legends and a phantom knight on horseback seem to come alive. Written by Cecil Beard and illustrated with vibrant flair by Paul Murry—both interior and cover—this 1968 Western Publishing adventure blends classic charm with a touch of Highland mystery, all in a 15-cent comic that’s a must for collectors of the era.
When Goofy inherits a mysterious trunk from a long-lost uncle in Scotland, it's not just the old castle deed that stirs up trouble—Mickey and Minnie soon find themselves chasing echoes of a spectral knight through misty highlands, where every shadow hides a secret.
In "Cement Discontent," a hungry chicken’s mistaken snack—confusing a sack of cement for corn—leads to a hilariously stiff situation after a splash of fountain water. The story’s quick, absurd twist delivers classic humor with a perfectly timed punchline.
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Reprinted in Almanacco Topolino #146 (1969), Donald Duck & Co #26/1969 (1969), Donald Duck & Co #27/1969 (1969), Donald Duck & Co #28/1969 (1969), Almanacco Topolino #152 (1969)
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