The Golden Touch (1964)

The Golden Touch is a comic story written by an unknown writer, penciled by Tony Strobl and inked by Mike Royer. It features Madam Mim, Spitfire and the Beagle Boys. Mim also briefly disguises herself as Snow White.
==Description==
Madam Mim accidentally creates a golden apple when she mistakenly puts potion ingredients in her apple stew. As soon as the Beagle Boys get word of it, they set on to steal it.
==Behind the scenes==
This story, first printed in Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #285, was never reprinted in the United States of America, though it was reprinted in English in the Australian Walt Disney's Comics #222 and Giant #616.
The story shares its title with the 1935 animated short The Golden Touch, featuring King Midas.
Category:Stories
Category:Comic Stories
Category:Tony Strobl stories
Category:Mike Royer stories
Category:1964 stories
Category:Madam Mim stories
Category:Spitfire stories
Category:Beagle Boys stories
Category:Snow White stories