Mickey Mouse Classics: Mouse Tails

by Aaron Sparrow (Editor)

See Mickey Mouse as he was want meant to be seen: Solving mysteries, fighting off pirates, and just generally saving the day. Some classic stories that comprise a "Greatest Hits" of sorts for the mouse. Featuring a rare Mickey Mouse story by seminal artist Carl Barks.

112 pages, Hardcover

First published March 9, 2010

Reviews

[Mouse · Rating 2 out of 5]

These stories really are classic, that's for sure. Unfortunately, some of them just don't hold up well at all-like the one where they travel in a tiny spaceship through the Microcosmos to stop a counterfeiter with an annoying as f*** scientist named Eega Beevah that says everything with a "P" in front of it. So if he has to go to the bathroom, he says, "I have to go to the p-bathroom!" It's not even funny at first and gets old real quick. My son and I actually ended dropping out of that story right around the time Pete and then Mickey grabbed a f***ing gun and shoved it in someone's face. Holy cow!
This book is sort of written and drawn like it's more of a series of adventures, rather than something funny-like a comic strip. Matter of fact, there's really not much that's funny through the whole book.
I love the old Mickey cartoons from Disney, even when Mickey is a bit rascally (like Bugs Bunny), but some of these stories are hard to get through...especially with a kid.

[Monica Hocking · Rating 5 out of 5]

Absolutely loved it!

[Carol · Rating 3 out of 5]

Mickey and friends arrive in a brand-new collection for all-ages. Included are stories with Goofy, Donald, and Minnie, just to name a few. Each story is a self-contained story in just a few pages. Whether you are a long-time fan of these characters or a young kid just being introduced, there will be something here to make you laugh.

[Joyce Himmel · Rating 5 out of 5]

Mickey....that's all I need to say!!