Mad Madam Mim

Mad Madam Mim is a comic book character that first appeared in The Sword in the Stone #1

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Zé Carioca
1961 Abril
53 appearances
Walt Disney's Comics and Stories
1940 Boom! Studios
36 appearances
Topolino
1949 Walt Disney Company Italia
26 appearances
Walt Disney Comics Digest
1968 Gold Key
12 appearances
Mickey Mouse
1952 Boom! Studios
7 appearances
The Beagle Boys
1964 Gold Key
7 appearances
Uncle Scrooge
1953 Boom! Studios
6 appearances
Donald Duck
1952 Sanoma Uitgevers
5 appearances
Chip 'n' Dale
1967 Gold Key
5 appearances
Moby Duck
1967 Gold Key
4 appearances
Donald Duck
1952 Boom! Studios
4 appearances
Almanacco Topolino
1957 Arnoldo Mondadori Editore
2 appearances
Super Goof
1965 Gold Key
2 appearances
Huey, Dewey and Louie Junior Woodchucks
1966 Gold Key
2 appearances
Kalle Ankas pocket
1968 Egmont
2 appearances
Minnie
1994 Hachette
1 appearance
The Sword in the Stone
1963 Gold Key
1 appearance
I Classici Disney
1977 Walt Disney Company Italia
1 appearance
Le Journal de Mickey
1952 Hachette
1 appearance
Tuttodisney
1995 Walt Disney Company Italia
1 appearance
The Phantom Blot
1964 Gold Key
1 appearance
Wart and the Wizard
1964 Gold Key
1 appearance
Scamp
1967 Gold Key
1 appearance
The Beagle Boys vs. Uncle Scrooge
1979 Gold Key
1 appearance
Classici Disney a Fumetti
2008 La Repubblica / L'Espresso
1 appearance

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A powerful but eccentric sorceress. Introduced in "Sword in the Stone" as an opponent to Merlin. Has since been featured as friend or foe, often both, of almost all Disney characters and Magica DeSpell's housemate.

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Super Name:	Mad Madam Mim
Real Name:	None
Aliases:
Publisher:	Disney
Gender:	Female
Character Type:	Human
1st Appearance:	The Sword in the Stone #1
Appears in:	186 issues
Birthday:
Died:	Add a new death issue...

The Sword in the Stone

An 1966 animated film, based on the novel by Terence Hanbury White. Wart, a 12-year-old boy, receives training from Merlin the magician. Which comes handy ...