Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #629
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Scandal on the Epoch Express," Mickey's world gets a little more complicated when Minnie starts spending time with the smooth-talking Mr. Slicker—much to Mickey's dismay. With Minnie’s parents struggling to pay the farm’s mortgage and a string of mysterious egg thefts leaving them desperate, things take a turn when the local bank is robbed, sending ripples through the town. Written, drawn, and inked by the legendary Floyd Gottfredson—whose handiwork defines the classic Disney comic style—this 1998 adventure blends charm, mystery, and small-town intrigue, all rendered in vibrant colors by Susan Daigle-Leach. The cover, by Michel Nadorp, captures the train’s sleek elegance and hints at the drama to come.
When Donald Duck and the nephews take on steward duties aboard the sleek, newly refurbished Epoch Express, they're in for more than just a glamorous ride—especially with a Brutopian spy and Police Chief Ratz on board, both keeping a close eye on each other. Amid the elegance of the train's corridors and the mystery of a hidden agenda, one thing’s for sure: no one’s quite as innocent as they seem.
Minnie Mouse is smitten with the charming Mr Slicker, but Mickey Mouse isn’t convinced he’s as sweet as he seems. With Minnie’s parents struggling to keep their farm afloat and mysterious egg thefts hitting the barn, the situation grows tense—just as the local bank is hit by a daring robbery. As Detective Burlap Bones and Police Constable investigate, secrets begin to hatch.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #7 (235) (1960), Anders And & Co. #33/1998, Donald Duck #16/1996, Donald Duck #41/1994
Reprinted in Disney Masters #10 (2020)
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