…The Nominees from 1932. Disc Two’s extras delve more into Mickey’s later career. The Mickey’s Cartoon Comeback documentary talks to Mickey’s most recent animators, Mark Henn (Christmas Carol) and Andreas…

…Mickey’s Choo Choo, The Jazz Fool, Jungle Rhythm, Trader Mickey, Mickey’s Pal Pluto, The Haunted House, The Moose Hunt, and Mickey’s Man Friday. The Sweatbox Review: 2004 has been quite…

…the look of the show. While the abomination that was Mickey’s Twice Upon A Christmas truly showed why Mickey Mouse shouldn’t be let anywhere near a computer mouse, this version…

…Edition, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: Mickey’s Great Clubhouse Hunt, Disney DVD Game World, and Little Einsteins: The Legend Of The Golden Pyramid. Case Study: Like the case for Mickey’s Twice Upon…

…wilderness, again as an “actor for hire” in Mickey’s Christmas Carol, the Oscar-nominated featurette which featured Mickey as Bob Cratchit, with Donald and Goofy in supporting roles. Though again, it…

…Disney films hang out, the House Of Mouse show is a direct continuation of the Mickey MouseWorks series, which presented new animated shorts featuring the Mickey/Donald/Goofy gang of classic characters,…

…with “high-tech toons” rendered in the “lifelike” computer animation process. Now, with Mickey’s Twice Upon A Christmas, the last remaining bastion of old-school Walt – Mickey himself and the gang…

…Another Mickey short that plays in with Pluto’s theme on the main titles, this one has the still-as-yet-unnamed Chip ‘n’ Dale living in the stove at Mickey’s “Hydout”. When Mickey…

…Disney refused MGM’s use of Mickey Mouse to appear opposite Gene Kelly in the 1945 musical Anchors Aweigh (despite Disney’s mouse appearing in MGM’s 1934 feature Hollywood Party alongside Jimmy…

…of the Dr Jekyll And Mr Mouse short we’ve just seen, remarkable only for some hysterically sadistic gags and the fact that the mouse’s relative, Muscles Mouse, is voiced by…

…Mickey Mouse by one year), so it was already well-established by the time that Disney started The Mickey Mouse Club. (Animation fans may note that the series was later adapted…

…takes tips from the book How To Trap A Mouse (a Random Mouse publication, naturally) but finds it no use when up against a mouse of Jerry’s strength and will!…

…certain Mouse, for which Oswald proved to have a major helping hand in developing… The Sweatbox Review: Walt Disney’s often recycled proclamation that his whole enterprise “started with a mouse”…

…in fact, literally a rat. “You’re a mouse”, one of his cronies explains. “Yeah! A BIG mouse!” he continues. Those who cross Ratigan are not forgiven, as he has an…

…a mouse (mice have habitually been good for Disney!) detective. Indeed, Disney’s own industry publicity for their first CG animated film, Dinosaur, marked The Great Mouse Detective as the film…

…the main star of a number of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck cartoons when those leads – particularly Mickey – started to play second fiddle to other characters in their…