Walt Disney's Weekly #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mickey's Adventure on Ice," Mickey Mouse takes a frosty trip to the frozen frontier, where he teams up with a trio of unlikely allies to outwit a band of icy bandits threatening a snowy outpost. Written by Paul S. Newman and brought to life with crisp, expressive art by Jesse Marsh—pencils, inks, and letters all by the same hand—this winter tale blends classic Disney charm with a touch of frontier grit. The cover by Jesse Marsh captures the adventure in bold, playful detail.
Texas John Slaughter arrives to find every ranching family in Texas vanished—only to track their disappearance to a shadowy ship run by the ruthless Volmark. With the decks ablaze and the captives freed, John must uncover where Volmark has gone before the flames consume everything.
When Spin, Marty, and Marty’s cousin Ian stumble upon a daring plan to blow up a dam and flood a hidden loch, they find themselves caught in a race against time. With the crooks closing in and the loch’s secret buried beneath rising waters, Marty is the only one who can slip away and sound the alarm.
Snow White lies under a spell cast by the Wicked Queen, while the Seven Dwarfs—Bashful, Doc, Dopey, Grumpy, Happy, Sleepy, and Sneezy—flee for their lives. With no time to waste, they follow a mysterious magic thread that winds through the forest, unaware if it leads to safety or deeper peril.
In "The River Pirates," Davy Crockett and his friend Georgie Russell join forces with the tough riverman Mike Fink to fend off a surprise assault by pirates posing as Native warriors. When the attack is repelled, the trio sets out to track down the fleeing outlaws—Sam Mason and the Harpe brothers—to their hidden stronghold.
The Robinson Family finds themselves stranded on an uncharted island after their shipwreck, forced to survive with little more than their wits. When Father and the two eldest sons brave the wreckage to salvage their livestock, they’re ambushed by pirates—only to outsmart their attackers with a quick, daring ruse and make a desperate dash for the safety of the shore.
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