Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse Club Magazine Vol. 1 (1956) comic books

Stories by Earl Thiesen, Les Clark, James Algar, Bill Berg, Les Clark, Dorothy Fisher, Jack Jungmeyer, Frank A. Reilly, Ted Sears and Charles Shows, plus song lyrics by Fess Parker and Buddy Ebsen. Art by Ken Anderson, Xavier Atencio, Collin Campbell, Malcolm Cobb, Jay J. Gould, Vic Haboush, Ken Hultgren, Homer Jonas, Sammie June Lanham, Bob Moore, Tony Rizzo, Thaddeus Roark, Paul Robison, Jacques Rupp, and Paul Stone. The first volume of the official Disney publication that later became Walt Disney's Magazine. Featuring early Disney art and stories, along with puzzles and activities. A profile of 12-year-old Mouseketeer and future Hollywood legend Annette Funicello. A three-page peek at Disneyland, still a new attraction in 1956. A bicycle safety article with Jiminy Cricket, and an autobiography "written" by Mickey Mouse. The lyrics to the Davy Crockett TV show theme song. Plus Disney-themed circus posters, including one of Mickey dressed as the Sorcerer's Apprentice. Meet the Mouseketeers; Mickey Mouse: The Story of My Life; The Littlest Outlaw; What I Want to Be; Animal Autobiographies: The Story of the Buffalo; Spin and Marty; How to Make a Picture; I'm No Fool (on a Bicycle); How to Draw Mickey; Mousekatune; How to See Miracles; Disneyland's Snow White Ride; Davy Crockett's Almanac; People and Places; Stories of the Storytellers: Robert Louis Stevenson; The Mickey Mouse Club Circus. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 40 pages, PC/PB&W.

Cover photo by Don English. Stories by Dick Huemer, John Conner, Bill Berg, Lillian Hayward, James Algar, Jack Jungmeyer, Frank A. Reilly, and Ted Sears. The first volume of the official Disney publication that later became Walt Disney's Magazine, featuring early Disney art and stories. A look at Disneyland's Adventureland section. A profile of Jimmie Dodd, master of ceremonies for the Mickey Mouse Club. A guide for drawing Donald Duck, and a day in the life of the cantankerous character. Cover photo by Edward Jones features Tim Considine and David Stollery, stars of the Mickey Mouse Club adventure serial Spin & Marty. What Makes Them Move; A Day in the Life of Donald Duck; Brave Heroes and Unsung Villains; A Trip Through Adventureland; Meet Jimmie Dodd; Boy Fireman of the Great Locomotive Chase; Corky and White Shadow; The Kite; Davy Crockett's Almanac; How to Draw Donald; Mousekatune; Antarctica: Part I; The Encyclopedia; Your Dog and You; Secrets of the Honey Makers; Stories of the Storytellers: Joel Chandler Harris; The Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 44 pages, PC/PB&W.

Cover photo by Edward Jones. Stories by John Ormonde, George Nagata, Bill Berg, Bob Burgess, John and Christine Jackson, Jack Jungmeyer, Frank A. Reilly, Ted Sears and Charles Shows. The first volume of the official Disney publication that later became Walt Disney's Magazine, featuring early Disney art and stories. A look at Disneyland's Frontierland section, still under construction in 1956, including hand-drawn 3-D maps. A fire safety article with Jiminy Cricket, and a guide for drawing the top-hatted cricket. A day in the life of Mouseketeer Annette Funicello. Cover photo by Edward Jones features Davy Crockett star Fess Parker and a very young Annette Funicello on the set of Westward Ho, the Wagons! Space Travel and You; A Day in the Life of a Mouseketeer; The Wheel; New Frontiers at Disneyland; The Mystery of Blue Lake Ranch; Animal Autobiographies: The Elephant; How to Have a Parade; The Wild Heart; I'm No Fool with Fire; How to Draw Jiminy Cricket; Mousekatune; Antarctica: Part II; Around the World with Mickey Mouse: Japan; Mouseketeers in Buckskin; Stories of the Storytellers: Washington Irving. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 40 pages, PC/PB&W.

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Cover photo by Edward Jones. Stories by Pat and Roy E. Disney, Harvey Toombs, Bill Berg, Dwight Hauser, Dick Huemer, Milt Banta, Lance Nudley, Jack Jungmeyer, Frank A. Reilly, Ted Sears and Charles Shows. The first volume of the official Disney publication that later became Walt Disney's Magazine, featuring early Disney art and stories. A look at Switzerland by Walt Disney's nephew (and future Disney executive) Roy E. Disney. Goofy goes to the Olympics, and a guide for drawing Goofy. An excerpt from the novel Johnny Tremain. Cover photo by Edward Jones features Karen Pendleton and Iron Eyes Cody on the set of Westward Ho, the Wagons! The Story of Halloween; Switzerland; The Nature of Things: The Weather; Little-Known Animals of America; Navajo; Animal Autobiographies: The Camel; Johnny Tremain; Music Makers: The Brasses; The Cat in Your House; How to Draw Goofy; Mousekatune; Antarctica: Part II; The First Balloons; How the Days Got Their Names; Heroes of American Folklore: Paul Bunyan; Bird of War; Goofy, Olympic Champ; The Leprechaun with the Flute; Stories of the Storytellers: Aesop. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 40 pages, PC/PB&W.