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Kodak released two cameras under the Mickey-Matic name, themed around Mickey Mouse.
One of these was introduced in 1988, and is another variation on the Kodak Gimini, Kodak Winner, etc.[1] It takes still available 110 film.
The later model also took 110 film, and is a re-badged Kodak Star 110.[2]
Neither of these should be confused with the Mick-A-Matic, which is a non-Kodak camera for the 126 film format. Children's cameras for the 110 and 126 formats were relatively common, due to their ease of loading.
