Walt Disney Presents Zorro #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Runaway Witness," Sergeant Garcia is thrown into a high-stakes game of deception when a mysterious note arrives via rock, hinting at Zorro’s next move. The message claims Zorro plans to free political prisoners being moved to San Fernando—and offers Garcia a trap, urging him to dress his Lancers as the prisoners to catch the Fox in the act. With Alex Toth’s sharp, dynamic art bringing every tense moment to life, this 1967 Western adventure from the Walt Disney Presents Zorro series delivers a clever twist on the classic cat-and-mouse chase, all on a 12-cent cover by Toth.
When Lita Rialgo sees Senor Tomaso murdered, she becomes the target of a deadly manhunt led by the ruthless Zuloga. With Sergeant Garcia misled and Zuloga’s henchmen on her trail, Zorro steps in to protect her—first as Don Diego, then as the masked vigilante. As the stagecoach rolls toward San Diego, danger follows, and justice rides on a narrow path through the frontier.
In "Friend Indeed," Sergeant Demetrio Lopez Garcia faces a tantalizing trap when a note delivered by a thrown rock claims Zorro is planning to free political prisoners being moved to San Fernando. The mysterious sender offers Garcia a chance to catch the Fox by dressing his Lancers as the prisoners—turning the tables on the masked vigilante. With Zorro’s cunning and the stakes rising, Garcia must decide whether to trust the offer or risk everything on his own instincts.
Zorro, ever the trickster, takes a moment from his vigil to aid Sergeant Demetrio Lopez Garcia, who’s struggling to prove his worth to the Commandante after failing to catch the elusive masked hero. On a dusty road, the Fox lets Garcia “capture” his glove—a clever ruse that turns a personal failure into a show of progress.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Zorro #12 (1960), Walt Disney's Zorro #14 (1961)
Reprinted in Best of the West #33 (2003)
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