Gottfredson's strips are jammed with incident and detail, energized with a loopy energy that matches the spunky determination of Mickey himself. The first in a series, "Race to Death Valley" compiles the daily newspaper strips written by the inventive Gottfredson (often working from story and character concepts invented by Walt himself) between April 1930 and January 1932, interwoven with thoughtful essays by fellow Disney artists.
As this dense and action-packed book shows, the early years of Mickey were quite a bit rougher. Mickey Mouse wasn't always the cute and harmless rodent of Disney megabranding fame. Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse: "Race to Death Valley"įloyd Gottfredson.
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