Mickey Mouse: 300 Mickeys #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the complete '300 Mickeys' storyline from Boom! Studios' Mickey Mouse series, originally published in 2011. The story follows Mickey Mouse as he faces an army of 300 identical versions of himself, each with a different personality, leading to chaotic and humorous adventures across Mouseton. Written and illustrated by a creative team that captures the classic Disney spirit, this volume is a standalone tale that blends slapstick comedy with a clever premise.
In "300 Mickeys," Mickey Mouse faces a whirlwind of chaos when Eega Beeva introduces a device capable of duplicating anything—leading Mickey to split himself just to enjoy two adventures at once. But when his clone starts duplicating uncontrollably, the fun quickly spirals into a situation even the Mouse can't handle. Written by Stefan Petrucha and illustrated by César Ferioli Pelaez, with colors by Egmont and David Gerstein, and letters by David Gerstein, the issue’s cover by Casty captures the madness in vibrant detail.
In "300 Mickeys," Mickey finds himself juggling a double life when Eega Beeva introduces a device capable of duplicating anything—leading Mickey to clone himself just to keep a date with Minnie and hit the arcade. But when the clone starts duplicating uncontrollably, chaos unfolds faster than a cartoon chase.
When Morty and Ferdi take a tour of Mount Rushmore, they accidentally uncover a hidden underground lair beneath the monument—filled with towering robotic figures whose faces mirror the presidential statues above. The discovery sets off a chain of events that’s equal parts absurd, mysterious, and straight out of a retro sci-fi dream.
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↩ Reprints Mickey Mouse and Friends #300 (2010), Mickey Mouse and Friends #301 (2010), Mickey Mouse and Friends #302 (2010), Mickey Mouse and Friends #303 (2010)
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