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Cover of Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #79
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CATALOG RECORD

Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #79

Dell · Series began 1952 · August-September 1961

Dates

Cover date
August-September 1961
On sale
January 15, 1961
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Tony Strobl, Paul Murry, Al Hubbard, Jack Bradbury, Russ Heathinks: Steve Steere, John Liggera, Paul Murry, Al Hubbard, Jack Bradbury, Russ Heathcolors: Western Publishing Production Shopletters: Rome Siemon, Paul Murryscript: Vic Lockman

Stories

  • Private Pool · 1 pages

    Goofy's new backyard swimming pool is unusually sized.

  • Blanket Bonanza · 10 pages

    Mickey and Goofy tour the American southwest trying to sell Goofy's load of surplus electrical equipment. When that doesn't pan out, Mickey takes a temporary job as a watchman for a newly constructed dam that will supply electric power to the region. The local Native Americans are used to a life without electricity, but Goofy finds a way to change that and create a demand for his cut-rate cords.

  • Pop's Good Bad Deed · 4 pages

    Zeke refuses to attend Li'l Wolf's school play, until he hears that Li'l Wolf is playing the villain. Now seated front and center, Zeke is disappointed by Li'l Wolf's "nice" villain portrayal and leaps to the stage to show the kid-players and attendees how a real villain should act.

  • Dog Debut · 5 pages

    Pluto, Morty, and Ferdie flee from a movie actor playing a dogcatcher... as well as the real dogcatcher.

  • Exercise Surprise · 1 pages

    Chip 'n' Dale walk into Donald Duck's unlocked house to rest after a hearty exercise run. Donald sees them through an open window and dresses like a burglar, complete with squirt gun, to scare them away.

  • The Potted Plant Plot · 8 pages

    Goofy is unwittingly used to help rob a bank by delivering a plant that gives off sleeping gas.

  • Home Boner · 1 pages

    A hungry dog steals a sleeping Pluto's bone. After retrieving it, he finds that Butch the Bulldog has taken over Pluto's doghouse.

Reprinted in

Mickey Mouse (1962), Walt Disney Comics Digest (1968)

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