Mickey Mouse Weekly #751
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Huey, Dewey & Louie Take Tricycle Apart," the mischievous nephews dive into a whirlwind adventure that’s equal parts slapstick and suspense, all set against the windswept backdrop of a mysterious Scottish castle. Written and illustrated by Carl Barks, this 1954 issue delivers classic Disney charm with a twist, as the trio’s curiosity leads them through hidden passages and eerie shadows—no treasure map required. The cover by Manuel Gonzales captures the playful tension perfectly, a 4d comic in 1954 that’s still a delight for collectors.
When horse thieves strike Deepwood Ranch once more, Red Mane—Sergeant Mac’s prized steed—is stolen, leaving a trail that could lead straight to the culprits. With the ranch in turmoil and the trail growing cold, one man must follow the clues before the rustlers vanish into the frontier again.
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 spooked by 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—leading them to a secret passage hidden in an old graveyard.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #189 (1948), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #6 (114) (1950), Walt Disney's Silly Symphonies #4 (1954)
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