WDW - Disney Times: The First Mickey Mouse Sunday Comic Strip Pin Series
A series of 12 pins reproducing the history of the Mickey Mouse Sunday comic strip. The frame of the pin reads "Disney Times" on the top and "1932" on the bottom. Released on the 15th of each month starting in Nov. 2001 each Pin is individually numbered. The edition size of the series is 3,500.
 | Pin 8209: Disney Times: The First Mickey Mouse Sunday Comic Strip #1
The first in a series of 12 pins reproducing the first Mickey Mouse Sunday comic strip. The frame of the pin reads "Disney Times" on the top and "1932" on the bottom. The front of the pin shows a confused Mickey who has just been surprised as a yipe-ing dog (which may or may not be Pluto) runs under him and knocks him down. The panel spins around to show a black and white classic Mickey next to the words "Because of the success of the daily Mickey comic strip the paper now runs the first color half page every Sunday. And the story continues!" This limited edition pin is also numbered.
Pins in this series include: #8209, #8614, #8738, #9516, #9877, #10491, #11138, #11756, #12645, #13305, #14565, #15561, #16165. |
 | Pin 8614: Disney Times: The First Mickey Mouse Sunday Comic Strip #2
The second in a series of 12 pins reproducing the history of the Mickey Mouse Sunday comic strip. The frame of the pin reads "Disney Times" on the top and "1932" on the bottom. Continued from Comic #1 the front of the pin shows Mickey sitting on the ground after being knocked down by pluto. He has is arms spread and says "Oh Well. I guess that is just another way of starting the day." The panel spins around to show a black and white classic Mickey next to the words "Because of the success of the daily Mickey comic strip the paper now runs the first color half page every Sunday. And the story continues!" This limited edition pin is also numbered.
Although this pin will say #3 on it it is really number 2 while the one that says #2 is really number 3. #3 aka released as #2 is pinpics #8738
Pins in this series include: #8209, #8614, #8738, #9516, #9877, #10491, #11138, #11756, #12645, #13305, #14565, #15561, #16165. |
 | Pin 8738: Disney Times: The First Mickey Mouse Sunday Comic Strip #3
The Third in a series of 12 pins reproducing the history of the Mickey Mouse Sunday comic strip. The frame of the pin reads "Disney Times" on the top and "1932" on the bottom. Continued from Comic #2 the front of the pin shows Mickey kneeling on the ground watching a dogcatcher with a net run by. He has his hands on the ground and says "Gosh, What's This." The panel spins around to show a black and white classic Mickey next to the words "Rumor has it that Mickey Mouse was named aboard a train bound for Hollywood. Walt Disney considered 'Moritimer Mouse' but his wife Lillian suggested 'Mickey'." This limited edition pin is also numbered.
Although this pin will say #2 on it it is really number 3 while the one that says #3 is really number 2. #3 aka released as #3 is pinpics #8614
Pins in this series include: #8209, #8614, #8738, #9516, #9877, #10491, #11138, #11756, #12645, #13305, #14565, #15561, #16165. |
 | Pin 9516: Disney Times: The First Mickey Mouse Sunday Comic Strip #3 (version 2)
The front of this pin is the same as pin #8614. Mickey is sitting on the sidewalk with his hands in the air saying , "Oh, well! I guess that's just another way of starting the day!" However, the reverse side of this version reads "Plane Crazy (1928) was the first Mickey Mouse film produced. It featred a much simple (sic) Mickey than we're used to: no gloves, no shoes, just black feet and hands."
The pin is individually numbered.
Pins in this series include: #8209, #8614, #8738, #9516, #9877, #10491, #11138, #11756, #12645, #13305, #14565, #15561, #16165. |
 | Pin 9877: Disney Times: The First Mickey Mouse Sunday Comic Strip #4
This "flip" pin is the 4th in a series of 12 Disney Times Sunday Comic Strip pins being released at the WDW Resort.
The frame of the pin reads "Disney Times" on the top and "1932" on the bottom.
Continued from Strip #3 the front of the pin shows Mickey watching the dogcatcher drive away. He has his hands on his hips and the cloud above reads "If he thinks he'll catch up with that hound, he'd better grow wings!"
The panel spins around to show a black and white classic Mickey next to text that reads "After the first three months of the Mickey Mouse comic strip, Floyd Gottfredson took over the drawings, and continued working on the strip until 1975.
The pin is individually numbered.
Pins in this series include: #8209, #8614, #8738, #9516, #9877, #10491, #11138, #11756, #12645, #13305, #14565, #15561, #16165. |
 | Pin 10491: Disney Times: The First Mickey Mouse Sunday Comic Strip #5
This "flip" pin is the 5th in a series of 12 Disney Times Sunday Comic Strip pins being released at the WDW Resort.
The frame of the pin reads "Disney Times" on the top and "1932" on the bottom.
Continued from Strip #4 the front of the pin shows Mickey running towards the garage. The cloud above reads "You never can tell--that net sure looks menacing and I'd hate to see him harm that pup!"
The panel spins around to show a black and white classic Mickey next to text that reads "Eventually, readers followed Mickey to his hometown. In these later strips, Mickey has adventures on his own turf and reunites with his sweetheart Minnie Mouse."
The pin is individually numbered.
Pins in this series include: #8209, #8614, #8738, #9516, #9877, #10491, #11138, #11756, #12645, #13305, #14565, #15561, #16165. |
 | Pin 11138: Disney Times: The First Mickey Mouse Sunday Comic Strip #6
This "flip" pin is the 6th in a series of 12 Disney Times Sunday Comic Strip pins being released at the WDW Resort.
The frame of the pin reads "Disney Times" on the top and "1932" on the bottom.
Continued from Strip #5 the front of the pin shows Mickey in front of a billboard saying "Gosh he's almost got him. I'd better take a shortcut and save the dog!"
The panel spins around to show a black and white classic Mickey.
The back panel reads: Disney himself wrote the first eighteen strips. These first comic strips featured Mickey Mouse on a tropical island, where he met many comical animal characters.
The pin is individually numbered.
Pins in this series include: #8209, #8614, #8738, #9516, #9877, #10491, #11138, #11756, #12645, #13305, #14565, #15561, #16165. |
 | Pin 11756: Disney Times: The First Mickey Mouse Sunday Comic Strip #7
This "flip" pin is the 7th in a series of 12 Disney Times Sunday Comic Strip pins being released at the WDW Resort.
The frame of the pin reads "Disney Times" on the top and "1932" on the bottom.
Continued from Strip #6 the front of the pin shows Mickey running down a hill saying "Hoo-ray! Here he comes! Here pups! Here pups!".
The panel spins around to show a black and white classic Mickey.
The pin is individually numbered.
Pins in this series include: #8209, #8614, #8738, #9516, #9877, #10491, #11138, #11756, #12645, #13305, #14565, #15561, #16165. |
 | Pin 12645: Disney Times: The First Mickey Mouse Sunday Comic Strip #8
This "flip" pin is the 8th in a series of 12 Disney Times Sunday Comic Strip pins being released at the WDW Resort.
The frame of the pin reads "Disney Times" on the top and "1932" on the bottom.
Continued from Strip #7 the front of the pin shows Mickey in front of a white picket fence talking with Pluto, he says "Come On Doggie! I'm Your Friend--I'll Save You! Don't Be Afraid!"
The panel spins around to show a black and white classic Mickey.
The pin is individually numbered.
Pins in this series include: #8209, #8614, #8738, #9516, #9877, #10491, #11138, #11756, #12645, #13305, #14565, #15561, #16165. |
 | Pin 13305: Disney Times: The First Mickey Mouse Sunday Comic Strip #9
This "flip" pin is the 9th in a series of 12 Disney Times Sunday Comic Strip pins being released at the WDW Resort.
The frame of the pin reads "Disney Times" on the top and "1932" on the bottom.
Continued from Strip #8 the front of the pin shows the Dog Catcher saying "Did you see a queer lookin' mutt around here. Huh?" Mickey responds while pointing "Maybe he went that way! Why, what's he done?" Pluto is hiding in a barrel behind the fence.
The panel spins around to show a black and white classic Mickey.
The pin is individually numbered.
Pins in this series include: #8209, #8614, #8738, #9516, #9877, #10491, #11138, #11756, #12645, #13305, #14565, #15561, #16165. |
 | Pin 14565: Disney Times: The First Mickey Mouse Sunday Comic Strip #10
This "flip" pin is the 10th in a series of 12 Disney Times Sunday Comic Strip pins being released at the WDW Resort.
The frame of the pin reads "Disney Times" on the top and "1932" on the bottom.
Continued from Strip #9 the front of the pin shows the Dog Catcher saying "What's he done? He's been runnin around here for months without a license!
The panel spins around to show a black and white classic Mickey.
The pin is individually numbered.
Pins in this series include: #8209, #8614, #8738, #9516, #9877, #10491, #11138, #11756, #12645, #13305, #14565, #15561, #16165. |
 | Pin 15561: Disney Times: The First Mickey Mouse Sunday Comic Strip #11
This "flip" pin is the 11th in a series of 12 Disney Times Sunday Comic Strip pins being released at the WDW Resort.
The frame of the pin reads "Disney Times" on the top and "1932" on the bottom.
Continued from Strip #10 the front of the pin shows Mickey saying to Pluto "Say I thought you'd done something awful! Why if a license is all you need, follow me!
The panel spins around to show a black and white classic Mickey. The pin is individually numbered.
Pins in this series include: #8209, #8614, #8738, #9516, #9877, #10491, #11138, #11756, #12645, #13305, #14565, #15561, #16165. |
 | Pin 16165: Disney Times: The First Mickey Mouse Sunday Comic Strip #12
This "flip" pin is the 12th and final in the Disney Times Sunday Comic Strip series released at WDW.
The frame of the pin reads "Disney Times" on the top and "1932" on the bottom.
Continued from Strip #11 the front of the pin shows Mickey saying to Pluto "I guess that's that, eh pup?" While they are walking past the Dog Pound.
The panel spins around to show a black and white classic Mickey. The pin is individually numbered.
Pins in this series include: #8209, #8614, #8738, #9516, #9877, #10491, #11138, #11756, #12645, #13305, #14565, #15561, #16165.
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