Walt Disney's Weekly #48
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "TV Addict," a 1960 issue of Walt Disney's Weekly, a young boy named Jo becomes obsessed with television, to the point where he starts to blur the line between screen and reality. Written by Elizabeth Beecher and illustrated by John Ushler, the story captures the quiet tension of a household unraveling under the glow of a single screen. The cover by John Ushler perfectly frames the moment, a 5d comic in 1960 that captures a child’s world shrinking to fit the box.
In 1862, Union spy James Andrews steals the Confederate locomotive *The General*, sparking a high-speed chase across the Southern rail lines. William Fuller, the train’s determined conductor, gives pursuit in a locomotive that can’t turn around—forcing him to navigate the rails in reverse, mile by mile, in a desperate bid to stop the theft.
John Slaughter tracks a strange pattern of missing ranching families across Texas, leading him to question the motives of the enigmatic Doctor Nostrum. When the doctor vanishes into a bustling fair, John follows, uncovering a mystery that stretches far beyond the frontier.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Christmas Parade #2 (1950), Four Color #614 (1955), Four Color #671 (1955), Four Color #712 (1956), Mickey Mouse #105 (1966)
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