Mickey Mouse and the Orbiting Nightmare #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mickey Mouse and the Orbiting Nightmare," Mickey finds himself stranded aboard a mysterious, drifting space station, where the silence and isolation begin to unravel his sense of reality. With bold visuals and a dreamlike atmosphere, Casty’s distinctive art brings a surreal edge to the classic character, turning the vast emptiness of space into a psychological frontier. The issue’s striking cover, also by Casty, captures the eerie beauty of the scene, setting the tone for a story that blends adventure with quiet unease.
Mickey Mouse finds himself on a luxurious space resort orbiting Earth, but soon the high-flying getaway takes a spooky turn when he and the other guests begin to suspect the satellite is haunted. With the stars as his only company and shadows dancing in the zero-gravity halls, Mickey must navigate the eerie silence of the orbiting estate—where every creak and flicker feels just a little too intentional.
When a mysterious agent from the future arrives in the present, it's to stop Goofy and his cousins from unleashing a fizzy new soda pop that could spiral the world into a grim, fizzy-fueled dystopia. With time running short and the fate of the future hanging on a single recipe, Mickey must help his friends navigate a crisis they never saw coming.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Donald Duck #60 (1958), Goofy Adventures #17 (1991), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #711 (2010), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #712 (2010), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #713 (2010), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #714 (2010)
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