Mickey Mouse #217
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Moon-Blot Plot, Episode I," Mickey, Goofy, and Gyro race against time in a homemade rocket to stop the Rover Rogue Boys from covering the Moon with a spreading black dye. With Paul Murry's dynamic art bringing the high-stakes space chase to life, this 1984 Western Publishing classic delivers a thrilling sci-fi adventure, all drawn and inked by Murry with cover art by the same hand.
When the Rover Rogue Boys find their moonlit heists ruined by the full moon’s glare, they enlist Gyro Gearloose to create a super-spreading black dye—aimed at blotting out the moon itself. With the sky’s brightest light now their target, the plan takes a wild turn as the boys’ scheme begins to spiral beyond even their wildest expectations.
In "The Moon-Blot Plot, Episode II," Mickey, Goofy, and Gyro race against time in a homemade rocket to stop the Rover Rogue Boys from covering the Moon with a super-spreading black dye. With Gyro at the controls and a daring plan in motion, the trio heads straight for an asteroid cluster to outmaneuver the villains’ aggressive pursuit.
In "The Moon-Blot Plot, Episode III," Mickey and his crew race against time to outwit the Rover Rogue Boys, using the asteroid cluster as a temporary shield before springing a clever trap on the Moon itself. With the stakes high and the clock ticking, the fate of the lunar outpost hangs in the balance.
In "The Trail to Treasure," Goofy stumbles upon a mysterious stone with ancient markings in his garden, sparking a quest when Professor Seezal deciphers it as part of a hidden trail leading to a long-lost cache of statues. The journey takes him and his companions across rugged terrain to a desolate island, where they must navigate not just the landscape, but the unexpected resistance of a fugitive trying to stay hidden.
Mickey Mouse is running on fumes after a marathon movie night, determined to keep his promise to Morty and Ferdie by taking them to the beach—only to find himself in a surprisingly tense encounter with a shark, all while battling his own exhaustion.
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