Donald and Mickey #136
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Quacky Flying South," the Baron De Malin, a grizzled French traveler with a mysterious past, arrives at the castle with a dangerous offer: trade the enchanted Wizard's ring for Maid Marion's hand in marriage. As Robin Hood and Little John attempt a stealthy entry, the ring's hidden magic betrays their presence, setting off a tense standoff. Penciled by Pete Alvarado and inked by Tony DiPaola, with lettering by Bill Spicer, this 1974 adventure unfolds with classic charm and a touch of whimsy, all framed by Tony Strobl’s lively cover.
In "The Wizard's Ring," the scheming Baron De Malin arrives at the castle with a mysterious artifact—the powerful Wizard's ring—offering it to Prince John in exchange for Maid Marion’s hand in marriage. As Robin Hood and Little John attempt to sneak in, the ring’s magic betrays their presence, putting their mission in jeopardy.
In "The Trail to Treasure," Goofy stumbles upon a mysterious stone with ancient markings in his garden, sparking a quest when Professor Seezal deciphers it as part of a hidden trail leading to a long-lost cache of statues. The journey takes them across wild terrain and to a desolate rocky island, where they must navigate both the island’s rugged terrain and an unexpected, wary inhabitant who’s not eager to share his refuge.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #941 (1958), Four Color #1094 (1960), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #2 (242) (1960), Robin Hood #96154 (1973)
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