Mickey Mouse #167
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Lost Treasure Trackers," Mickey, Morty, and Ferdie venture to a ghost town, where a chance encounter with an actor—after a bump on the head—leads him to believe he’s the legendary outlaw Black Bert. With Tony Strobl’s expressive art and John Liggera’s crisp inks, this 1976 adventure blends classic Disney charm with a touch of mistaken identity, all wrapped in Jack Manning and Bill Wright’s lively cover.
In "Bandit Bamboozle," Mickey, Morty, and Ferdie roll into a dusty ghost town, only to stumble upon an actor who, after a bump on the head, insists he’s the legendary outlaw Black Bert. With the town’s quiet streets and a cast of confused locals, the trio finds themselves caught in a wild case of mistaken identity.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #84 (1962), Mickey Mouse #85 (1962)
Reprinted in Walt Disney Mickey Mouse #1 (1976), Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #242 (1977)
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