Best Selling Books by Floyd Gottfredson

In this collection of the classic comic strip, Mickey meets dinosaurs and more.

Decades before Jurassic Park, Doc Dustibones brings Mickey to Cave-Man Island?a lost world where fossil monsters survive alive! From stampeding brontosaurs to saber-tooth tigers, all of Goofy's least favorite Stone Age scares are here... and Dustibones is building a blimp to carry them to America! What could possibly go wrong? Floyd Gottfredson produced a canon of legendary, rip-roaring tales starring Mickey as a daring, two-fisted hero?in a world-famous series of legendary adventures! Lost in Lands of Long Ago also includes several other stories and more than 30 pages of prehistoric extras! You'll enjoy rare behind-the-scenes art, vintage publicity material, and fascinating commentary by a clan of Disney cave bears. Rediscover the wild, unforgettable personality behind the icon: Floyd Gottfredson's Mickey Mouse. Partial color

A stunning box set, combining Volume 4 with the previous Volume 3, complete with slipcase, available at a bargain price.

A worldwide Disney comics retrospective featuring a collection of classic adventure stories from Carl Barks, Don Rosa, Floyd Gottfredson, and more--all in a slipcased deluxe hardcover edition!

Disney comics collectors have long reveled in the work of "Duck Man" Carl Barks; now, by popular demand, it''s time to celebrate Floyd Gottfredson -- groundbreaking "Mouse Man" and 2006 Will Eisner Comic Industry Award Hall of Fame inductee! This multi-volume collection will bring together the majority of Gottfredson''s works, many never before reprinted in North America! Volume One traces the earliest, scrappiest Mickey from Gottfredson''s first daily strip adventure, 1930''s "Death Valley," through such legendary classics as "Circus Roustabout," "Blaggard Castle," and "Mickey Mouse and His Horse Tanglefoot"! Join feisty Minnie, know-it-all Horace Horsecollar, fiendish Pegleg Pete and our daring, two-fisted hero for wild adventures among cowboys, mad scientists, and even (gulp!) city slickers! Fascinating essays by Disney historians Jim Korkis and Thomas Andrae round out this collectors'' volume in style!

"Who or what is 'Be-Junior'? Astronauts Mickey and Eega Beeva are about to find out -- it's a planet beyond the moon! Here Commander Woo-Woo, leader of a faceless alien army, demands Mickey and Eega help her battle the deadly Aints! But what if our heroes refuse? Well, the 'good guys' on Be-Junior can get kind of deadly, too ... Floyd Gottfredson and co-writer Bill Walsh created amazing Disney sci-fi epics -- and political thrillers! -- in the years after World War II. From the UFO craze to the Red Scare, our big-eared hero lived it all! And our Be-Junior epic is just the start. Back on Earth, modern relatives of Cinderella's Gus and Jaq need Mickey's help in 'Mousepotamia' ... and Pegleg Pete has become an Iron Curtain spy! Restored from Disney's original proof sheets, Planet of Faceless Foes also includes more than 20 pages of otherworldly extras! You'll enjoy behind-the-scenes art, rare publicity material, and cosmic commentary by hi-tech Disney historians! Walt Disney often said that his studio's success 'all started with a Mouse' -- and today Mickey is among the world's most recognizable icons. Rediscover the wild, unforgettable personality behind the icon: Floyd Gottfredson's Mickey Mouse."--

Presents the Sunday Mickey Mouse comic strip that debuted in 1932 featuring Donald Duck, Uncle Mortimer, and Morty and Ferdie Fieldmouse, including behind-the-scenes art and vintage publicity material.

"Who says dead men tell no tales? When grim grinning ghosts come out to socialize, they'll find fearless Mickey all ready to rumble...just as soon as he's done fighting gangsters, bandits, and international men of mystery! Our favorite big cheese is in for terrifying thrills--and he's bringing Goofy, Donald Duckm and Pegleg Pete along for the ride! The perils of Mickey are as chilling today as they were when Floyd Gottfredson wrote and drew them in the 1930s. Decades later, these classics haven't given up the ghost!" --Cover, p. 4.