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The character Disney created after losing Oswald

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Before Mickey Mouse became a global corporate empire, Walt Disney's breakout animated star was Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. When a ruthless distributor legally stole the rights to Oswald, a devastated Disney had to quickly sketch up a completely new character on a train ride home. That frantic redesign led directly to the creation of his iconic mouse.

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