Le Journal de Mickey #1308
In "Mickey et Robin des Bois," a 1977 issue of Le Journal de Mickey, Père LaCloche’s luck takes a turn when he lands a massive fish and hears about a 100-franc prize for it. After leaving the catch at the taxidermist’s, he returns to find only the skeleton mounted—its fate far less savory than he imagined. Written and illustrated by C. D. Russell, this whimsical tale blends humor and surprise in a story that’s as clever as it is delightfully absurd.
In this classic installment of *Mickey à Travers Les Siècles*, Mickey Mouse takes on a daring mission when the real Robin Hood is imprisoned, leaving the legend in the hands of a cunning impostor. With quick thinking and a dash of courage, Mickey sets out to uncover the truth and restore justice to Sherwood Forest.
In "Opération Victoria," Guy and Victoria make a desperate escape from the 25th century in a time-traveling flying saucer, hoping to reach the 20th century—only to find themselves hurtling into a prehistoric era teeming with dinosaurs. The story unfolds with a mix of sci-fi charm and classic adventure, as the duo navigates the dangers of a world far from their own.
In "La tornade et l'ouragan," Fred and Vera spark a friendly rivalry over which animal is faster—cheetahs or ostriches—leading them to set up a thrilling race between Vera’s ostrich, Tornado, and Fred’s cheetah, Hurricane. The story captures the playful tension of their bet, with speed, pride, and a dash of mischief at the heart of the showdown.
Père LaCloche reels in a monstrous fish and dreams of the 100 franc prize, only to find the taxidermist has turned his catch into a skeleton—complete with a very full stomach.
In "Davy Crockett Contre les Pirates de la Rivière," Davy, Georgie, and Mike outwit river pirates disguised as Indians by setting a clever trap, luring them into a scheme with a fake gold cargo. The trio's wits and courage are put to the test as they navigate the dangers of the river and the cunning of their foes.
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