Le Journal de Mickey #344
In 1820, Don Diego de la Vega returns to his family estate after years in Spain, summoned by his father, Don Alejandro, amid the growing tyranny of Commandante Capitan Monastario. Determined to fight back without exposing himself, Diego adopts the guise of Zorro, the Fox, enlisting his loyal servant Bernardo—posing as a deaf and dumb man—to gather intelligence. With Tornado at his side and a plan in motion, Zorro’s first mission begins: rescuing Don Nacho Torres, wrongfully imprisoned by Monastario and the corrupt Licenciado Pina.
In "Donald roi de la télévision !", Donald Duck stumbles into a wild adventure when a botched TV repair sends his set broadcasting signals from across the globe—landing on a live broadcast of two thieves stealing "The Last Rose" by Hoodinkle Van Hood from the local museum. With Riri, Fifi, and Loulou by his side, Donald sets off to track down the culprits, convinced their reward is within reach.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Donald Duck #29 (1953), Four Color #882 (1958)
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #35/1961 (1961)
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