Mickey Mouse Weekly #750
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Circus Tricks," Uncle Scrooge and the ducks embark on a high-stakes adventure in Scotland, chasing a long-lost treasure hidden within the ancient walls of the McDuck castle. When a mysterious, shadow-casting "ghost" steals the prize and traps the group on a dizzying balcony, the nephews must use their wits to escape—and uncover a hidden passage through an old graveyard. Written and illustrated by Carl Barks, this classic tale blends suspense and humor in a story that’s as clever as it is thrilling.
In "Monkey Problem," Billy Brave and his friends tiptoe across the school grounds with four mischievous monkeys, their quiet mission suddenly threatened by the looming presence of a schoolmaster just around the corner. A classic slice of playful mischief from Mickey Mouse Weekly #750, this 0.75-page adventure captures the tension and charm of a moment just before things go hilariously wrong.
In "Gold Dust," Pecos Bill stumbles through the dusty frontier after a botched delivery of gold dust, only to accidentally swallow kerosene and seek relief at the nearest water hole. With his usual swagger and a touch of comic misfortune, he’s in for a cooler-than-expected splash.
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 be haunted by a spectral figure whose shadow reveals the skeleton beneath. When the ghost steals the treasure and traps the group on a high balcony, the nephews must find a way down—leading them to a secret entrance hidden in an old graveyard.
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