Mickey Mouse Weekly #744
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Impostor," Uncle Scrooge and the ducks journey to Scotland in search of a hidden treasure within the walls of the ancient McDuck castle, only to be haunted by a mysterious, shadow-casting ghost. With the treasure stolen and the family trapped high above the ground, the nephews must rely on quick thinking and a hidden passage through an old graveyard to turn the tide. Written and drawn by Carl Barks in his signature style, this 1954 adventure blends mystery and classic Disney charm, with a striking cover by Manuel Gonzales.
In "Golden Opportunity," the Big Bad Wolf hatches a scheme to trick Brer Bear into paying him for a wildly impossible race around the world in two minutes, then turns his cunning on Practical Pig with a phony wishing well—each scheme more absurd than the last, and just as hard to resist.
In "Sailing with Nelson," young Keith Halliday of the British Mano'war Valiant is caught in the heart of a fierce naval clash with French ships, his courage tested amid smoke and splintering wood. The story captures a moment of tense bravery during a wartime sea battle, grounded in the vivid, action-packed world of wartime comics.
In "Castle of Fear," Uncle Scrooge and the ducks journey to Scotland in search of treasure hidden within the ancient walls of the McDuck castle, only to face a chilling mystery: a ghostly figure visible only as a skeletal shadow. When the phantom steals the treasure and traps the group on a dizzying balcony high above the ground, the nephews must find a way down—leading them to a hidden passage beneath an old graveyard.
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