Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse: "Trapped on Treasure Island" (Vol. 2)  (Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse)
“Over time, Mickey’s personality becomes more refined…; scrappier, tougher and more determined to seek justice (or an adventure) regardless of the odds. …[T]his series is rich with detail, both in the strip itself and in the editorial handling of the material, [in a way] thatputs other reprint projects to shame.” (Chris Mautner - Robot 6)“…[A] revelation. As in his contemporaneous animated cartoons, this Mickey is a feisty, wisecracking daredevil… Gottfredson’s charmingly old-fashioned drawings accentuate the gags and briskly propel the plotlines.” (Gordon Flagg - Booklist)“Gottfredson’s comics are as classy, funny and as slick as the Disney shorts from the same period.... A fine package, a full meal, and a perfect follow-up to volume 1,Walt Disney’s Mickey Mouse Vol. 2: Trapped on Treasure Islandfills a gap long-neglected in animation history.Buy it.” (Jerry Beck - Cartoon Brew)“…[A]s amazing as it sounds David Gerstein and Fantagraphics have managed to do it again: they have produced at the same timethe best Disney comic book of 2011 and one of the best Disney history books of the year.” (Didier Ghez - Disney History)“The Mickey Mouse books from Fantagraphics… feel like the Criterion Collection DVDs translated into comic strip compilations, a prime example of how to give the readersmore than their money’s worth.... WithMickey Mouse: Trapped on Treasure Island, I’m already eager to see what Gottfredson did next. I’m in for the long haul.” (Greg McElhatton - Read About Comics)“These Floyd Gottfredson-created adventure strips… are everything you want from a feature like this:exuberant, lovely-looking and a lot of fun.” (Tom Spurgeon - The Comics Reporter)“The stories are dense, packing plenty of dialogue into the strips — and the themes are darker than the bright-eyed, factory-sealed tales of today.... The reproduction is crisp — the black inks are meticulous in their separation…. This dynamic look isa revelationin the life of the character who started it all for Disney.” (Alex Carr - Omnivoracious (Amazon.com))“Can you believe that the tapioca-plain Mickey Mouse was… once a high-spirited adventurer...? He was in the original comic strips... It'sone of the classics.” (David Allen - Inland Valley Daily Bulletin)