Germany: Micky Maus # 1988-41

Country: Germany
Publication: Micky Maus
Publisher: Ehapa Verlag
Language: German (unless noted otherwise)

Date: October 6, 1988
Pages: 44
Price: DEM 2.50, ATS 20, CHF 2.60
Attached: Rauchende Finger, Micky Maus Mini-Comic Nr. 13
Size: 17,5×26,5 cm

Index delivered by: COv, GRs

Index

story cover-illustration gag Non-Disney and/or non-comics

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Story code

Title

Number of pages

Creators

Publications

Characters, comments

GC MM1988-41

Micky und Goofy

1 p.

cover

Appearances: Goofy, Mickey Mouse

Pg. 2

D 9512

Donald Duck

Die Sanftmut in Person

10 p.

4 rows per page

Plot: Paul Halas
Script: Bob Bartholomew
Pencils: Vicar
Ink: ?

Appearances

Daisy Duck, Donald Duck, Huey Dewey and Louie

Description

Language code	Description
en	DD as the ideal citizen who really learns to control himself

Pg. 12

D 8804

Die Panzerknacker

Das schlaue Versteck

8 p.

4 rows per page

Plot: Paul Halas
Script: Bob Bartholomew
Art: José Maria Millet Lopez

Appearances: The Beagle Boys

Pg. 22

D/GMD 015

Basil der große Mäusedetektiv

Die verschwundene Goldmünze

1 p.

4 rows per page

Writing: Michael Begovich
Art: Miguel Fernández Martinez

Appearances

Basil of Baker Street, Chief Inspector Lawless, Dr. Dawson

Description

Language code	Description
en	Precious gold piece, apparently stolen by a small dark-haired guy who tries to escape out the window.

Subseries

Riddles

Pg. 30

D 9212

Supergoof

Abenteuerurlaub

6 p.

4 rows per page

Plot: John Antrobus
Script: Jack Sutter
Pencils: Miguel Fernández Martinez
Ink: ?

Appearances: Goofy, Super Goof

Pg. 37

D 9572

Onkel Dagobert

Das Tagebuch des Dudley Duck

6 p.

4 rows per page

part 3

Plot: Paul Halas
Script: Dave Angus
Pencils: Tino Santanach Hernandez
Ink: ?

Reprinted in: MM1988-39+, BFC 3

Appearances

Donald Duck, Huey Dewey and Louie, Uncle Scrooge

Description

Language code	Description
en	US at a Wild West Show gets mistaken for his great-uncle Orville "Dead-Eye Duck" McDuck, a famous outlaw. When the misunderstanding is cleared up, Scrooge is reminded that he owns Dead-Eye's diary, in which there are clues as to where he hid his loot before being arrested… and of course, they go look for it.

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