Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #557
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 1991 issue of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories reprints material originally found in issue #137 of the series, offering classic Disney comic stories from the archives. It continues the tradition of featuring beloved characters like Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse in a mix of humor and adventure tales curated for collectors and new readers alike.
In "Avalanche Valley," Mickey Mouse takes on a mysterious guardianship when Professor Dustibones entrusts him with protecting a pharaoh's sarcophagus at the museum. Strange occurrences soon begin—whispers in the dark, shifting shadows, and an eerie chill—driving off every guard except Mickey, who must face the tomb’s unsettling secrets alone. Art by Jim Pabian and Christine Shearer brings the ancient mystery to life, while Michel Nadorp’s cover captures the suspense with a dramatic, shadowed silhouette of Mickey beneath a crumbling pyramid.
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Professor Dustibones asks Mickey to guard a pharaoh's sarcophagus at his museum. The inscription on the sarcophagus translates to "Death and eternal sleep to the defilers of a pharaoh's tomb!", prompting all the museum's guards to quit when strange phenomena begin manifesting.
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