Disney's Aladdin #11

In "Carpet Diem," Aladdin’s trip to China takes a dangerous turn when Prince Li sabotages his chance to race on flying carpets—kidnapping him to force a forfeit. With Aladdin out of the picture, the Sultan steps in to take his place, though his lack of skill on a carpet quickly turns the race into a high-stakes comedy of errors. Written by Dan Slott and brought to life by Eduardo Savid’s dynamic art, with inks by Horacio Ottolini, colors by Maria Parwulski, and letters by Phil Felix, this 1995 Marvel adventure captures the charm and chaos of Disney’s Aladdin in a story that’s equal parts daring and delightfully absurd. The cover, penciled by Savid and inked by Ottolini, perfectly captures the flying frenzy.