| Issue | #633 |
| Published | February 1999 |
| Cover Price | 6.95 USD |
| Pages | 68 |
| Editing | John Clark |
| Notes | This is the final Gladstone published issue of the title. Each internal left hand page features a Carl Barks question and answer trivia compiled by Geoffrey Blum and Bruce Hamilton. Each right hand page features a flick-book style illustration of Mickey Mouse walking towards and falling down a manhole. The artist is Chase Hinton with John Clark credited for 'adaptations'. |
| Characters | Donald Duck; Mickey Mouse; Minnie Mouse; Pluto; Dopey; Three Little Pigs; Assorted disney style animals. |
| Genre | Funny Animal |
| Pencils | Hank Porter? |
| Inks | Hank Porter? |
| Colors | Gary Leach |
| Notes | The cover is believed to be the work of Hank Porter and questioningly attributed to him on the contents page |
| Synopsis | Bruce Hamilton thanks all the contributors who've worked on Gladstone titles, and notes it's likely that a new publisher will pick up Gladstone titles. |
| Genre | Editorial |
| Script | Bruce Hamilton |
| Notes | The editorial occupies half the inside cover with accompanying photograph of Bruce Hamilton and Carl Barks, and three-quarters of a page of the inside back cover |
| Synopsis | CArl Barks reminisces about the characters he wrote and drew, noting how they spread around the world and bemoaning that what was once a 10 cent comic now costs almost ten dollars. |
| Genre | Editorial |
| Script | Carl Barks |
| Characters | Donald Duck; Huey; Dewey; Louie |
| Synopsis | A black and white reproduction of the cover to Four Color 367, January 1952, hand-coloured by Carl Barks in 1995 (signed). |
| Genre | Funny Animal |
| Pencils | Carl Barks |
| Inks | Carl Barks |
| Colors | Carl Barks |
| Letters | Carl Barks |
| Script | John Clark |
| Characters | Donald Duck; Huey; Dewey; Louie; Farmer; poor family; Grandma Duck |
| Synopsis | Donald and the boys set off for Grandma's house, their sleigh loaded with Christmas goodies. After an argument with a farmer they chance upon a family who have very little for Christmas |
| Genre | Funny Animal |
| Script | Carl Barks |
| Pencils | Carl Barks |
| Inks | Carl Barks |
| Colors | Susan Daigle-Leach |
| Letters | Carl Barks |
| Reprinted | Reprinted from the 1945 Firestone Christmas Giveaway. |
| Characters | Minnie Mouse; Mr Slicker |
| Synopsis | Text with accompanying panels as Minnie shows Mr Slicker her baby photos |
| Genre | Funny Animal |
| Script | Bruce Hamilton (article); Floyd Gottfredson (strip) |
| Pencils | Floyd Gottfredson |
| Inks | Floyd Gottfredson |
| Letters | Floyd Gottfredson |
| Reprinted | From Mickey Mouse daily strip October 15th 1930 |
| Synopsis | An article illumating the accompanying letter from Whitman Publishing's S.E. Lowe requesting the use of Mickey Mouse for their Big Little Book line. |
| Script | Bruce Hamilton; S.E. Lowe |
| Characters | Donald Duck; Huey; Dewey; Louie; Hunter; Enrico the Fermi |
| Synopsis | A hunter is determined to bag the mysterious creature in the foothill district. Donald and the boys are there to track the creature. |
| Script | William Van Horn |
| Pencils | William Van Horn |
| Inks | William Van Horn |
| Colors | Susan Daigle-Leach |
| Letters | William Van Horn |
| Synopsis | Feature on the 1934 film Hollywood Party in which Mickey Mouse meets Jimmy Durante. |
| Script | Bruce Hamilton |
| Characters | Uncle Scrooge; Donald Duck; Doctor |
| Synopsis | After bumping his head, Uncle Scrooge forgets the combination to his safe. |
| Script | Egmont |
| Pencils | Vicar |
| Inks | Vicar |
| Colors | Summer Hinton |
| Characters | Mickey Mouse |
| Synopsis | An article showcasing a Mickey Mouse strip from 1930 identified by Floyd Gottfredson as being suggested by Walt Disney and shwoing Mickey trying to commit suicide. |
| Script | Bruce Hamilton (article); Floyd Gottfredson (strip) |
| Pencils | Floyd Gottfredson |
| Inks | Floyd Gottfredson |
| Colors | Susan Daigle-Leach |
| Letters | Floyd Gottfredson |
| Characters | Uncle Scrooge; Donald Duck; Huey; Dewey; Louie; Hunters; Ravage DeFlora; Peeweegah Indians |
| Synopsis | Uncle Scrooge learns of the damage his mining company is doing to the environment when he goes in search of a Wendigo apparently terrorising his employees. |
| Script | Don Rosa |
| Pencils | Don Rosa |
| Inks | Don Rosa |
| Colors | Scott Rockwell |
| Letters | John Clark |
| Notes | Gladstone editorial pages had previously stated this story would be unlikely to see print as Disney felt it inappropriate. Don Rosa has said online that someone at Disney objected to the depiction of the Peeweegah Indians as racist. Rosa had followed Carl Barks' lead in portraying them all looking alike. Having decided he was no longer going to publish comics with Disney characters Bruce Hamilton presumably ignored the ban to present an English language version of a story by a popular creator. |
| Characters | Horace Horsecollar; Mickey Mouse; 3 Professors |
| Synopsis | An article looking at films featuring Mad Doctors, accompanied by a 1930s Floyd Gottfredson Mickey Mouse strip that ties in. |
| Script | Bruce Hamilton (article); Floyd Gottfredson (strip) |
| Pencils | Floyd Gottfredson |
| Inks | Floyd Gottfredson |
| Letters | Floyd Gottfredson |
| Reprinted | From Mickey Mouse daily strip 1932/1933 (exact date unknown) |
| Characters | Mickey Mouse; Mad Doctor |
| Synopsis | Film poster for the 1933 Mickey Mouse cartoon 'The Mad Doctor'. |