History Characters / MickeyMouseComicUniverseFiends

* CurbStompBattle: In ''"Mickey and the Grey Scourge"'' he fought Pete, the fight consisting in Miklos throwing Pete around until he decided to listen. Later in the same story he fought Mickey, and [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown quickly stunned him and was about to beat him to death]] when the police barged in.

** In ''"Mickey's Dangerous Double"'' he disappears as soon as nobody's looking at him for a split second. Made more egregious because ''O'Hara was holding his arm when he did it''.
** In ''"Mickey and the Grey Scourge"'' he uses a smoke bomb to force the others to look away, and when the smoke disperds he's disappeared.
** {{Subverted}} in ''"Mickey and the 7 Boglins"'': after what he pulled you'd expect him to escape again, but when Miklos is unmasked O'Hara immediately handcuffs him, and there's always at least a cop looking at him.

* BedlahBabe: She can be a BellyDancer if it helps lure someone into a false sense of security, but for the most part she travels the desert, which this kind of outfit is not suitable for.

* PracticallyJoker: He's a purple wearing prankster, much like the Silver Age version of [[ComicBook/TheJoker]]. His rivalry with Mickey Mouse, a well-known detective in his hometown also draws parallels to Joker's relationship with ComicBook/{{Batman}}.

* Expy: Of another [[ComicBook/TheJoker criminal clown dressed in purple]]

* {{Shopkeeper}}: A seedy one, literally and figuratively. He stealthily expands his territory by cheaply selling seeds of mutated flowers that once grown (which they do in a day) add to his underground tunnel system.

* FountainOfYouth: Underneath Itching Gulch is a teenite mine. Teenite is an ore that when liquidized makes the drinker younger. [[PowerGlows It also makes them glow.]] Meta-wise, teenite is a [[ILoveNuclearPower fictionalized and sensationalized adaption of uranium]], which at the time of the comic's writing was highly sought-after.

* NiceShoes: Open-heel slippers are included in the sleep-themed costume. Not the most sensible footwear to go commit robberies in, but in-style.

* NiceHat: He's almost never seen without his bowler hat. In fact, many of his devices and vehicles wear one.

* HornedHairdo: It comes combined with BaldOfEvil.

* EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys: Dr. Malvazar had a monkey assistant named Lancelot who constantly mimicked his movement, much to his annoyance. Eurasia tricked it into giving her back an important artifact and she kept it after the monkey was more or less accidentally abandoned.

* RealEstateScam: He has ghosts harass the neighborhood until people sell him their houses at a low price.

* TotallyNotASpy: He's tried this on occasion, and it's worked surprisingly often, considering he's the only character in the comic who speaks only in rhymes.

* HeterosexualLifePartners: Overlaps with ThoseTwoBadGuys. Finkelstein and Shrimp always work together.

* HeterosexualLifePartners: Overlaps with ThoseTwoBadGuys and BigGuyLittleGuy. If you encounter one, the other is generally not too far away. You're slightly more likely to see Idgit in a solo appearance, but these occasions are rare.

* ThoseTwoBadGuys: With Pete for the duration of ''"Mickey Mouse Joins the Foreign Legion"''.

* HeterosexualLifePartners: Overlaps with ThoseTwoBadGuys. Philcher and Cheatum always operate together.

* ThoseTwoBadGuys: Ecks and Doublex are this when Triplex isn't around.

* FlowerInHerHair: A regular accessory.

* TheUsurper: It isn't relayed how Iron Mask came into power and it might have happened lawfully. The story hints against it by bringing up the royal family tree, but that does not mean he wasn't first in line before he proved himself better to be replaced. If he's part of the royal family, he's had [[MurderInTheFamily 286 family members killed]] to maintain his reign. If not, then he's just had 286 would-be royals killed for the same reason.

A criminal dresses up in a red sheet with batwing sleeves. Not to be confused with the superhero identity of [[DisneyDucksComicUniverse Fethry Duck]]. He has a gangster-style henchman named Pinky.

* ShoutOut: The Professor's face and body language are similar to those of the March Hare of ''Disney/AliceInWonderland'', while his hair is more like the Mad Hatter's. The Disney movie came out in July of 1951, while ''"The Mystery of the Robot Army!"'' is from October of that same year.

* AWolfInSheepsClothing: As one may gather from the name, Lucius is a sheep. A criminal sheep pretending not to be a criminal.

* ToothyBird: The occasional teeth for expression purposes aren't notable in a PettingZooPeople Disney setting. The luscious lips are another story.

* EthnicMagician: Played with, as the Gleam turns out to be a disguise but only on the final pages.