Walt Disney's Comics #122
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Three Un-Ducks," Mickey and Goofy are keeping the rails running as drivers of the locomotive Penelope, but their peaceful shift takes a strange turn when a wealthy Baron’s chauffeur starts making off with boxcars—first one, then another, and then something even more puzzling. With Carl Fallberg’s clever script and Paul Murry’s dynamic art bringing the chaos to life, this 1956 adventure is a delight for fans of classic Disney mischief. The cover, drawn by the legendary Carl Barks, captures the train’s mystery in bold, expressive lines.
Mickey and Goofy are keeping the rails running smooth as drivers on the locomotive "Penelope," but trouble sparks when the Baron’s chauffeur sets his sights on stealing the train. At first, it’s just a single boxcar vanishing without a trace—then the mystery deepens, leaving the crew on edge as the rails themselves seem to hold secrets.
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