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Walt Disney's Weekly#15
Cover: Manuel Gonzales

Walt Disney's Weekly #15

Apr 1961 · Disney/Holding · 5d [0-0-5 GBP]
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In "The Raiders of Monterey," Diego and Bernardo arrive in the bustling port town of Monterey only to be robbed on their first night—setting off a tense game of wits and danger. When the pair confront Senor Verdugo, Diego warns him of the robbers' eerie knowledge of their plans and the looming threat of the 17,000 Pesos meant for Los Angeles. With Bernardo captured and a ransom demanded, Diego must outthink the unseen mastermind behind the scheme. Art by Alex Toth brings the swashbuckling drama to life, while Manuel Gonzales' cover captures the mystery of the high-stakes chase.

Contains 9 stories
The Raiders of Monterey
1 pp · Western-Frontier
Zorro [Don Diego de la Vega]BernardoSergeant Demetrio Lopez GarciaCorporal ReyesGregorio VerdugoAnna Maria Verdugo (Gregorio's daughter)InnkeeperRamon Castillo (villain)Francisco Palomares (villain)Pablo (villain, Verdugo's serveant)

Zorro arrives in Monterey with Bernardo, only to be robbed on their first night—just as they’re about to meet Senor Verdugo. When the local official brushes off the theft, Diego grows suspicious, especially when the robbers seem to know exactly where he’d be and what he’s carrying: 17,000 Pesos meant to aid the people of Los Angeles. Soon after, Bernardo is taken, and the crooks demand the money in exchange for his life. As Zorro works to free his friend, he uncovers a betrayal within Verdugo’s own household—and the truth behind the raiders’ cunning plan.

101 Dalmatians
2 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
PongoRoger RadcliffAnitaPerdita
Ambrose the Robber Kitten
1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
AmbroseAmbrose's MotherDirty Bill
The Pigmy Pigs
1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Li'l Bad WolfBig Bad Wolf

Big Bad Wolf and Li'l Bad Wolf set off for Piggi Banki Island, home to a tribe of pigmy pigs, riding a raft tied to a river steamer with a rope made from old inner tubes.

This Is Your Life, Donald Duck
2 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Donald DuckJiminy CricketHueyDeweyLouieGrandma DuckMickey MouseGoofyPlutoDaisy DuckGladstone GanderGyro GearlooseBongoDumboThree Little PigsUncle ScroogeGus GooseBig Bad WolfClarabelle CowBeagle Boys
Family Fortune
3 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Daisy DuckClara CluckGladstone GanderShamrock GanderDora
Magic Stew
1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Wicked WitchThe Seven Dwarfs

When the Wicked Witch casts a spell on the Seven Dwarfs’ stew, only Dopey remains unaffected—his companions shrink to tiny size after eating it. With the six shrunken dwarfs in her grasp, the Wicked Witch vanishes into the woods, leaving Dopey to face the mystery alone.

Witch Disguise
0.75 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Brer RabbitBrer BuzzardBrer Rabbit's Nephews
Rescue
1 pp · Adventure
Robinson Family

In this 1961 adventure from Walt Disney's Weekly #15, the Robinson Family finds themselves shipwrecked on a remote island—only to stumble upon Roberta, a young girl recently taken by pirates. As the Robinsons defend their makeshift fort from relentless pirate assaults, the tension mounts with each new attack, testing their courage and resourcefulness in a fight for survival.

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Full credits

artist, inker Alex Toth
cover pencils Manuel Gonzales

Reprints

↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Christmas Parade #2 (1950), Walt Disney's Vacation Parade #2 (1951), Four Color #649 (1955), Four Color #1003 (1959), Four Color #1109 (1960), Four Color #1183 (1961)

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