Mickey Mouse and Friends #301
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "300 Mickeys, Part 2," the ever-growing horde of Mickey clones fractures into factions, each vying for dominance—until they unite on a chilling decision: the original Mickey and Eega Beeva must be eliminated. Written by Stefan Petrucha and brought to life with vibrant energy by artist César Ferioli Pelaez, this 2010 Boom! Studios issue delivers a clever, escalating twist on identity and unity, with colors by Egmont and David Gerstein and letters by David Gerstein. The cover, by Sabrina Alberghetti, captures the chaos in bold, dynamic strokes.
In "300 Mickeys, Part 2," the growing army of cloned Mickey Mice, now fractured by their inability to choose a leader, unite on a single, chilling goal: eliminating both the original Mickey Mouse and the mysterious Eega Beeva. As the chaos escalates, the line between hero and copy blurs in a high-stakes game of survival and identity.
When Morty and Ferdi take a tour of Mount Rushmore, they stumble upon a hidden underground lair beneath the mountain, where they discover towering robots whose faces mirror the likenesses of the four presidents carved into the rock. The mystery deepens as they realize these mechanical figures aren’t just statues — they’re something far more unexpected, buried in the mountain’s depths.
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Reprinted in Mickey Mouse: 300 Mickeys #[nn] (2011)
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