Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #617
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tree's a Crowd," Mickey finds himself caught in a farcical scheme when a flat tire leads him to a pair of con artists who need a woman to impersonate Mrs. Beeler at a crucial meeting. With Minnie’s insistence on his role in the school play still fresh, Mickey is unwittingly thrust into a cross-dressing deception that quickly spirals into chaos. Jack Bradbury’s expressive artwork brings the zany misadventure to life, while Carl Barks’ classic cover captures the story’s playful tone.
When Mickey and Minnie stumble upon a buried treasure cave beneath shifting sand dunes, they’re stymied by the very landscape that hides it—sand dunes that move with a mind of their own. As they struggle to prove the cave’s existence to skeptical officials, Squinch and Black Pete close in, drawn by the promise of riches.
When a sudden storm blows Scrooge’s entire stash of Duckburg saving bonds into the wild, the Beagle Boys see their chance to steal the fortune—only to find themselves lost in the mysterious Cave of the Winds, where the gusts never stop and every path leads deeper into the unknown.
Mickey finds himself in over his head when Minnie convinces him to play a girl in a school play—only to have his car break down and be "fixed" by two crooks who mistake him for a woman. With a plan to impersonate the Beeler heirs and swindle their inheritance, the crooks need a convincing Mrs. Beeler, and Mickey’s not about to let them get away with it.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #43 (1955), Four Color #1095 (1960), Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #81 (1961), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #524 (1987), Donald Duck #271 (1989)
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