Madam Mim continued her reign of terror by teaming up with Uncle Scrooge’s archenemies The Beagle Boys in the first issue of the identical bandits’ comic book, issued in August 1964. Though this tricky but wacky witch was a popular character in Disney comics during the 1960s—as evidenced by this comical cover drawn by veteran Disney comics artist Tony Strobl—she never rated her own comic title. Don’t feel too badly for the old gal, though— recently she’s been in the spotlight in a big way. Watch this blog for more details soon!
Friday, October 19, 2007
More Mim Madness
Madam Mim continued her reign of terror by teaming up with Uncle Scrooge’s archenemies The Beagle Boys in the first issue of the identical bandits’ comic book, issued in August 1964. Though this tricky but wacky witch was a popular character in Disney comics during the 1960s—as evidenced by this comical cover drawn by veteran Disney comics artist Tony Strobl—she never rated her own comic title. Don’t feel too badly for the old gal, though— recently she’s been in the spotlight in a big way. Watch this blog for more details soon!
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