Publishers / Western / Mickey Mouse Magazine (1935) / #8 [32]
8 [32]May 1938
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Mickey Mouse Magazine #8 [32]

Western · May 1938

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Series
Mickey Mouse Magazine (Western, 1935 series)
Issue
#8 [32]
Publication date
May 1938
Key date
1938-05-00
Indicia publisher
K. K. Publications Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1letters: typeset
1Ducky Symphonycomic story1Donald Duck
2-table of contents1letters: typeset
3-in-house column1letters: typeset
4A Coat for Kleintje a Story of Hollandtext story2.67script: Sari; letters: typeset
5-letters page1letters: typeset
6-in-house column1letters: typeset
7Tom Twisttext story2letters: typeset
8The Two Outlawstext story3.5letters: typesetMickey Mouse
9Tonto and Prontotext story2script: E. Keto
10-letters page1letters: typeset
11Star Paradetext article1script: Dorothy Bennett
12May Partytext article2letters: typeset
13Rimbiroumbi, the Kangarootext story2letters: typeset
14Peter the Farm Detectivecomic story2letters: typeset
15Home Sweet Homecartoon1letters: typesetDonald Duck
17The Boat Builderscomic story2letters: typesetMickey Mouse
18Runaway Balboatext article2script: Enid Johnson; pencils: Anne Merriman Peck; inks: Anne Merriman Peck
19Crossword Puzzleactivity1letters: typeset
20"What's the matter, Goofy?"comic story1Goofy, Mickey Mouse

Plus 3 pages of advertisements and other matter across 3 sequences, as published.

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