Mickey and Donald #186
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Learning To Share," Moby and Gladstone’s peaceful fishing trip takes a wild turn when their rods snag a mysterious boat, pulling them aboard the vessel of the fearsome pirate Jelly Roger. With the pirate’s brute strength and chaotic antics threatening to take over, the duo must find a way to outwit him and reclaim control—without ever losing their sense of teamwork. Written by Mark Evanier and illustrated by Kay Wright, this 1975 adventure brings classic Disney charm to life, with dynamic art and a spirited story that shines on the page. The cover, by Pete Alvarado and Larry Mayer, captures the swashbuckling chaos in bold, vivid detail.
When a tree-shaped rocket from the Planet Piffle descends to Earth in search of acorns—the King’s favorite snack—Chip 'n' Dale accidentally hitch a ride during the harvest, munching on the very treats meant for the alien monarch. Now stranded on a distant world, they’ll have to find a way to survive the Piffle’s strange customs before they’re eaten themselves.
In "The Jelly Roger," Moby and Gladstone find themselves swept aboard a pirate ship when their fishing rods tangle with a passing boat. The captain, a towering and gruff pirate named Jelly Roger, puts them to work scrubbing decks and even aims his cannon at a passing cruise ship. With clever teamwork and a dash of luck, the duo must outwit the fearsome pirate before things get any more chaotic.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #129 (1946), Walt Disney's Chip 'n' Dale #25 (1961), Mickey Mouse #97 (1964), Walt Disney Moby Duck #13 (1974), Mickey Mouse #149 (1974), Walt Disney Chip 'n' Dale #31 (1975)
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