| Mr.Shingle | |
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Real Name |
Mr.Shingle |
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First Appearance |
Mickey Mouse Comic Strip (November the 1st, 1930) |
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Original Publisher |
King Features Syndicate |
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Created by |
Floyd Gottfredson |
Origin[]
Mr Shingle is a man of unknown species, though he might be an anthropomorphic dog.
Mr.Shingle seems to either be the owner or an employee of a lumber company. At some point in time, the lumber company in question loaned lumber and barbed wire to Marcus Mouse. In 1930, Mr Shingle sent Tom to collect payment from Marcus on the loan. It is a possibility that Mr Shingle is the same individual as the anthropomorphic dog who owns a lumber yard that was once raided by barnyard friends of Mickey Mouse.
Public Domain Comics Appearances[]
- Mickey Mouse Comic Strip (November the 1st, 1930)
Notes[]
- In the strip from the story initially released on September the 25th, 1930, an anthropomorphic dog appeared and complained to Mickey Mouse about lath and bricks having been stolen from his lumber yard by a non-anthropomorphic goat and pig that were helping Mickey out in his building of Mickey Mouse's Miniature Golf. Mr Shingle and the unnamed dog both have in common a connection to lumber and a presumed close proximity to Mouseton, though it is unknown if the two characters were actually intended to be the same.
