Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Great Orphanage Robbery," Mickey Mouse and his friends face a crisis when their hard-earned donations to keep an orphanage open are stolen by Pete and Shyster—leaving Horace falsely accused and Mickey on a race against time to clear his friend’s name. Written and illustrated by Floyd Gottfredson, with inks by Al Taliaferro, this 2011 Fantagraphics classic blends classic adventure with heartfelt stakes, all rendered in the timeless style of the original Disney comic strip. The cover, a striking collaboration by Gottfredson, Taliaferro, and Ted Thwaites, captures the tension of the heist with vintage flair.
When the funds to save the beloved orphanage are stolen by Pete and Shyster, Horace Horsecollar is framed, leaving Mickey Mouse on a high-stakes mission to recover the money and clear his friend’s name. With Minnie, Clarabelle, and the full gang rallying behind him, Mickey must outwit crooked schemes and navigate a web of deception across the city.
Mickey Mouse gathers a ragtag crew—Minnie, Horace, Clarabelle, and Pluto—to follow the mysterious trail of Captain Churchmouse, a sea captain lost to legend. With a map leading to a remote island and a long-buried treasure waiting to be found, the adventure sails into uncharted waters, where even the cleverest plans can be outwitted by the likes of Pegleg Pete and the cunning Sylvester Shyster.
Goofy, now sporting the title of "Dippy Dawg," takes on the unlikely role of private detective after inheriting a quirky agency from a relative. With Mickey Mouse as his reluctant partner, the duo dives into a baffling mystery: why are townsfolk across the county losing their hair—and their red flannel underwear?
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