Mickey Mouse Weekly #745
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Inheritance," Uncle Scrooge and the ducks journey to Scotland in search of a long-lost treasure hidden within the walls of the ancient McDuck castle. There, they face a mysterious "ghost" visible only as a skeletal shadow, who steals the treasure and traps them on a perilous balcony a hundred feet above the ground—until the nephews find a hidden passage through an old graveyard. Written and drawn by Carl Barks, this classic adventure blends mystery and daring, with a cover by Manuel Gonzales.
When young Ransome discovers he’s lost the money meant for a tuckshop treat for his friends at Mannington, his quick plan to buy sweets turns into a small crisis—just in time for a moment of unexpected help to arrive.
In "Golden Opportunity," the Big Bad Wolf hatches a scheme to swindle Brer Bear into paying him for a ridiculous race around the world in two minutes, then turns his tricks on Practical Pig with a cleverly disguised fake wishing well.
In "Fancy Food for Pluto," the loyal hound sets off on a solo adventure after being forced to share his meal with a stray dog, only to find the world beyond his yard is tougher—and far less tasty—than he expected.
In "Castle of Fear," Uncle Scrooge and the ducks travel 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 high balcony, the nephews must find a way down—and uncover a hidden passage through the old graveyard—before it's too late.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #189 (1948), Walt Disney's Christmas Parade #2 (1950), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #9 (153) (1953)
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