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Genre: Animation | Family | Fantasy

During the late 1920s and early 1930s, Mickey Mouse was at the peak of his popularity. With no other major cartoon stars under the Disney banner, he received the sole spotlight and became an unparalleled icon. While the cartoons of this period didn’t necessarily rely on a set formula, each one remained extremely similar in style and humor. Throughout these shorts, it’s easy to spot a pattern relying heavily on physical gags and music.

If there’s a big reason why shorts of this time period are scarcely seen today, aside from the politically incorrect jokes, it is that they feel extremely dated. While it is easy to like Mickey’s cheerful personality, for most modern day viewers, it would be difficult to be highly entertained by these repetitive and monotonous cartoons – especially when watching them back-to-back. Though Mickey’s cartoons would go on to contain greater variety, this batch remains rather one-note. For the most part, the big interest of watching them is more for historical perspective than anything else. While viewing them, one can appreciate the beginnings of Mickey, how his character was changed and refined over the years, and how animation has so greatly evolved since its early days.

The release of Mickey Mouse in Black and White, Volume 2 completes the canon of Mickey Mouse shorts available on DVD through the Walt Disney Treasures line. However, the packaging is somewhat different this time around than previous Treasures issues. As before, the discs are held in a double Alpha keepcase, housed within a collectable tin. Yet, unlike before, the tin has no wrap-around banner that slips over it, the informative page on the back of the tin is removable, and the Alpha keepcase is white instead of black. The rest remains the same as the previous Wave 3, though. Inside the keepcase, there’s an individually numbered certificate of authenticity, a collectable postcard-sized duplicate of a sketch of Mickey & Minnie, and an 8-page booklet with notes by Leonard Maltin and an index of the cartoons on the DVD.

About Walt Disney Treasures:

The Walt Disney Treasures are two-disc DVD sets of classic Disney works, covering work from the studio's earliest days to more recent work. So far there have been nine waves of the DVDs, each comprising two, three or four different sets (adding up to a total of thirty different titles).

The DVD sets were the idea of film critic–historian Leonard Maltin, who appears on each set to introduce the DVDs, and to provide historical context to some of the more dated, and sometimes politically incorrect, works.

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