Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #1 / 505
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Rival Beachcombers," Uncle Scrooge takes a no-nonsense approach to turning an empty lot into a parking area—by turning it into a jogging track instead, letting the footfalls of dedicated runners do the work. With Tony Strobl’s dynamic art and Larry Mayer’s crisp inks bringing the scene to life, this 1983 issue offers a classic, clever twist on Scrooge’s resourcefulness, all wrapped in a cover by Mayer that captures the energy of the moment.
When a sudden gust sends Jiminy Cricket tumbling onto Captain Hook’s pirate ship, Tinker Bell springs into action—chasing him through the air and landing right in the middle of a swashbuckling standoff. With the cabin boy in danger and Hook’s crooked grin looming, the unlikely duo must think fast to outwit the pirate and save the day.
Mickey Mouse and his friends find themselves trapped in a medieval nightmare at Donnybrook Castle, where the Black Knight and his shadowy soldiers hold court. With the help of a surprisingly helpful dragon and a dash of clever trickery, they outwit the Black Knight’s forces—only to face a new challenge when the jealous wizard tries to keep them in the past. Just as they think they’ve escaped, a mysterious legend from their own time awaits their return.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #7 (103) (1949), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #5 (353) (1970), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #8 (356) (1970)
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