Mickey Mouse #148
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mystery of Lonely Valley," Mickey and Goofy find themselves tangled in a mystery when the usual wildlife of the valley acts strangely—just as a pair of crooks, fresh from robbing the local bank, try to frame them for the crime. Written by Carl Fallberg and brought to life with energetic art by Paul Murry—pencils, inks, and lettering all by Murry—this 1974 Western Publishing gem captures the duo’s classic charm and misadventures in a tale full of clever twists and rural intrigue. The cover, also by Murry, perfectly captures the suspense of the moment.
Mickey and Goofy head to Grandma Duck’s dude ranch in Lonely Valley, where the animals have been acting strangely, and soon find themselves unraveling a mystery that’s got the whole valley on edge. With a mix of dusty trails and quirky behavior, the duo sets out to uncover what’s really behind the odd antics—no clues, no answers, just a whole lot of animal confusion.
In "The Mystery of Lonely Valley," Mickey and Goofy set out to uncover why the animals of Lonely Valley have been behaving oddly—only to stumble upon two miners whose own strange actions raise more questions than answers.
In "The Mystery of Lonely Valley," Mickey and Goofy set out to uncover why the animals and birds in the valley have been acting so strangely—only to find themselves tangled in a scheme when two crooks, fresh from robbing the bank, try to frame them for the crime.
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