- Script
- Romano Scarpa (credited); David Gerstein (credited) (translation to English); Joe Torcivia (credited) (American English dialogue)
- Pencils
- Romano Scarpa (credited)
- Inks
- Sandro Del Conte (credit is from INDUCKS)
- Colors
- Egmont (credited)
- Letters
- David Gerstein (credited)
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Welcome back! If you read Mickey Mouse #309, you'd know that Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, and Pluto are in Venice, Italy to find the treasure of Mickey's forebear, 18th Century hero Marco Topo!
- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor
- Characters
- Mickey Mouse; Minnie Mouse; Goofy; Pluto; Uncle Scrooge; Brigitta MacBridge; Peg-Leg Pete; Trudy Van Tubb; Phantom Blot; gondolier; carnival costumed revelers; Marco Topo (ghost); old British guy; Sergio Spoofo from Salerno (as "Prince Shar-Lah Tan of Spoofistan"); various merchants of Venice; Venice police officer; Venice mayor
- Synopsis
- The whole gang (villains included) travels to Venice, Italy to find the treasure of Mickey's ancestor Marco Topo. But Marco's ghost decides to join the proceedings, unseen among a throng of carnival revelers.
- Reprints
- Keywords
- carnival; competing villains; dance steps; ghost; Italy; reality television celebrities; treasure; Venice
Concludes from Mickey Mouse (Boom! Studios, 2011 Series) #309 (June 2011). The name of Mickey’s Italian ancestor “Marco Topo” is derived from “Topolino”, the Italian name for Mickey Mouse. From that, and the similar-sounding names “Marco Topo” and “Marco Polo”, came the American English title for this story – “The Treasure of Marco Topo”, similarly derived from the classic story “The Treasure of Marco Polo” by Carl Barks in Uncle Scrooge (Western, 1963 Series) #64 (July 1966).
- Script
- Ted Osborne (credited)
- Pencils
- Floyd Gottfredson (credited)
- Inks
- Ted Thwaites (credited)
- Colors
- Digikore Studios (credited)
- Letters
- ?
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Of all things for Minnie t' give a feller ---- a book of etiquette!
- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor
- Characters
- Mickey Mouse; Pluto; Minnie Mouse
- Synopsis
- Mickey practices his etiquette on Pluto in order to impress Minnie but accidently slams a door in her face, undoing his well-intentioned work.
- Reprints
- From Mickey Mouse Sunday (King Features Syndicate) 1933-09-17.
- Keywords
- best of intentions; etiquette; you can’t win
This Sunday strip is formatted over 2 pages, with an unrelated Gottfredson illustration of Mickey riding atop a toy train occupying the bottom tier of page 2.