Walt Disney's Mickey and The Gang Classic Stories In Verse Vintage Magazine Art 1934-1944 kk ov

Timonium, Maryland: Gemstone Publishing, 2005. Number 844 of a Limited Edition of 1000 Copies. Hardcover. VG Very Good/VG Very Good. Demy folio, [30cm/12inches], full pictorial cloth with mylar-protected dust jacket, pp. 369, indexed. Illustrated with b-w halftones, colour plates &ct. Please feel free to ask for particulars and/or additional photographs. ... Mouseplanet.com noted: "Here's my instant recommendation: You don't really need to read any of the following if you're a fan of Disney animation in either its cinematic or printed forms, the Silly Symphonies, Mickey Mouse, or Donald Duck. Just go to the Amazon link above and buy this whopping, enormous, it's-so-damn-big-it's-hard-to-read, 350-page, you'll-get-lost-in-it-for-a-weekend, four-pound book. The publisher sent MousePlanet a copy of the softcover edition for review. After a quick perusal, I moved my cursor right over to paid $100 for the hardcover edition. You should do the same because there are only 1,000 copies of the more expensive edition and they'll probably sell out shortly. Your next question (well, it was my wife's next question) is why would I spend $100 on another copy of a book I already own? Simple answer: this is a great book and an enormous bargain at almost any price. Where else can you find the original 124 cartoon pages which the Disney studios provided to Good HouseKeeping magazine from 1934 to 1944? Unless you're a collector with a lot of spare time, the answer is nowhere. And those 124 full-page reproductions comprise less than half the goodies in this book. (Disney animation and published stories are not my area of expertise, so please consider my comments those of an avid reader rather than an expert.)"