| Mr. Kurrency | |
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Real Name |
Mr. Kurrency |
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First Appearance |
Mickey Mouse Comic Strip (September the 25th, 1930 ) |
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Original Publisher |
King Features Syndicate |
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Created by |
Floyd Gottfredson |
Origin[]
Mr Kurrency is an anthropomorphic dog and bank teller who first-appeared in Mr Slicker and the Egg Robbers. He only appeared in one strip of the story, helping to setup a gag about Mickey getting a torn dollar bill repaired in a tire repair shop. Mr Slicker and the Egg Robbers is his only known appearance. In 1930, Mr Kurrency was working as a bank teller at a bank presumably located in Mouseton. One of his customers was Mickey Mouse, who deposited his earnings from his miniature golf course in the bank at which Mr Kurrency worked.
Public Domain Appearances[]
- Mickey Mouse Comic Strip
- Mr. Slicker and the Egg Robbers (October 30th, 1930)
Notes[]
- Mr. Kurrency is Public Domain due to a lack of renewal for October 31st, 1930 and strips beyond Jan 13-18 published in 1930.