In the whimsical style of Bill Watterson combined with the iconic elements of Walt Disney, envision a bustling train station that's a perfect fusion of nostalgia and whimsy. The scene captures Mickey Mouse, dressed in a classic detective-style trench coat, reminiscent of Will Eisner's noir-ish storytelling. Mickey is playfully balanced on the edge of a vintage suitcase, which is comically overpacked with items like a rubber chicken and a pair of oversized white gloves peeking out, adding a touch of Gary Larson's absurdity. Standing next to him, Minnie Mouse, in a charming polka-dotted dress inspired by the fashion of the Roaring Twenties, reminiscent of Winsor McCay’s detailed fabrics. She's holding a bouquet of daisies with a mischievous grin, waving a large, exaggerated handkerchief that seems to have a mind of its own, billowing in the air like something out of Little Nemo's dreamscape. Behind them, the station's clock is comically melting à la R. Crumb’s surrealism, marking "5:55," a nod to the time in Peanuts when everything whimsical could happen. In the background, there's a billboard advertising "Toontown Express," with playful caricatures of other Disney characters waving goodbye, reminiscent of a busy Hergé scene with hidden Easter eggs for the keen observer. Above, a steam train with googly eyes puffs clouds that form the word "Farewell," while a tiny silhouette of Astro Boy waves energetically from the engine, a tribute to Tezuka’s pioneering spirit. The platform is bustling with anthropomorphic critters, each one engaged in comedic slapstick akin to a Far Side panel, ensuring there's a delightful chaos captured in this farewell scene.

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