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This "flip" pin is the 6th in a series of 12 Disney Times Sunday Comic Strip pins being released at the WDW Resort.
The frame of the pin reads "Disney Times" on the top and "1932" on the bottom.
Continued from Strip #5 the front of the pin shows Mickey in front of a billboard saying "Gosh he's almost got him. I'd better take a shortcut and save the dog!"
The panel spins around to show a black and white classic Mickey.
The back panel reads: Disney himself wrote the first eighteen strips. These first comic strips featured Mickey Mouse on a tropical island, where he met many comical animal characters.
The pin is individually numbered.
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