Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Sign of the Squid," Mickey Mouse finds himself caught in a farcical web when Minnie convinces him to play a girl in a school play—only to be sidetracked by a flat tire and a crooked repairman who’s part of a scheme to impersonate the Beeler heirs. With help from his quick thinking and a little help from his friends, Mickey outsmarts the con artists, all while stuck in an unexpected role. Penciled and inked by Jack Bradbury with coloring by the Western Publishing Production Shop, this 1956 adventure features a delightfully mischievous plot and a standout cover by Paul Murry.
In "Top Performance," Mickey Mouse finds himself in a sticky situation when Minnie convinces him to play a girl in a school play—only to have his plans derailed by a flat tire and a pair of crooks who mistake him for the perfect accomplice. With a fake identity and a costume that’s anything but comfortable, Mickey must keep his wits about him as he’s roped into a scheme to impersonate the Beeler heirs, all while the unnamed lawyer looms in the background. It’s a tale of mistaken roles, quick thinking, and one very determined mouse in a dress.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #8 (152) (1953), Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #43 (1955), Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #44 (1955)
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