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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bringin' Home the Bacon," Minnie inherits some money and opens a gift shop, only to face tough competition when the big department store next door slashes its prices. With her business in trouble, Mickey hatches a clever plan—posing as a swami who can weave a person's personality into a scarf. Ken Hultgren handles art, inks, and lettering throughout, bringing the whimsical scheme to life with his distinctive style, while his cover pencils and inks capture the story’s playful charm.
In "The Seven-Colored Terror," Mickey, Minnie, and Pluto head to Lake Tranquil for summer work, only to discover the local tourism boom is crumbling under the shadow of a fearsome, seven-colored mountain lion said to roam the woods. With the town on edge and their jobs at risk, the trio must uncover the truth behind the beast before fear drives everyone away.
Minnie inherits some money and opens a gift shop, but when the big department store next door undercuts her prices and steals her customers, Mickey hatches a clever plan: he’ll pose as the Great Swami Mooh-lah, claiming to weave a person’s personality into a scarf. With a mix of charm and theatrical flair, the swami’s mysterious act draws crowds—and raises the stakes for Minnie’s little shop.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #8 [20] (1942), Four Color #27 (1943), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #1 (37) (1943)
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