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Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse: The Man from Altacraz: Disney Masters Vol. 17

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Språk: Engelsk
  • Sjangere: Avisstripe, Humor
  • Slippdato: 20. jul. 2021
  • Forlag: Fantagraphics
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Mickey Mouse and Uncle Scrooge tackle crafty - and not-so-crafty - crooks in adventures in these comics stories by legendary Italian "Maestro" Romano Scarpa! In "The Man from Altacraz," Mickey tries...
Mickey Mouse and Uncle Scrooge tackle crafty - and not-so-crafty - crooks in adventures
in these comics stories by legendary Italian "Maestro" Romano Scarpa! In "The Man from Altacraz," Mickey tries to reform musical ex-convict J. Cobalt Bloogle - but another master criminal is using both Bloogle and Mickey to get his hands on a priceless treasure! Then, in "The African Queen," Goofy falls in love with Zenobia, ruler of a lost jungle kingdom... and Mickey's troubles are only getting started!

When Disney Legend Floyd Gottfredson stopped creating new Mickey Mouse adventure serials in 1955, Italian Disney cartoonist Romano Scarpa (1927-2005) picked up the Mickey mantle - telling decades' worth of legendary tales himself! Now Fantagraphics is anthologizing Scarpa's best - and beyond this book's Mickey tales, we're also including Scrooge McDuck versus the Beagle Boys in "Risky Bees-Ness"... the tale of a sting gone wrong!
SKU
9781683964285
Sjangere: Avisstripe Humor
Detaljer
SKU 9781683964285
Vekt (Kg) : 0.821000
Opprinnelsesland : USA
Serie Disney masters collection
Forfattere Alberto Becattini, Byron Erickson, Joe Torcivia, Rodolfo Cimino, Romano Scarpa, Thad Komorowski
Sjanger Avisstripe, Humor
Format Hardcover
Leverandørstatus Utsolgt hos leverandør
Aldersgruppe Voksen
Avansert Format Hardcover
Språk Engelsk
Subsjanger: Humoristisk
Volum 17
Utgiver Fantagraphics
Antall Sider 188
Illustratør Rodolfo Cimino