Walt Disney's Weekly #39
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mask of Danger," Union Secret Service agent James J. Andrews leads a daring raid on a Confederate railroad train during the Civil War, racing through Georgia with his team to outmaneuver relentless pursuers. Written by Elizabeth Beecher and illustrated by John Ushler, this gripping tale captures the tension and peril of wartime sabotage, with Ushler’s dynamic artwork bringing every mile of the chase to life. The cover by John Ushler adds a striking visual flair to this 1960 adventure from Disney’s Weekly.
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