Walt Disney's Weekly #52
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Fancy Dress," Zorro faces his most perilous threat yet when Sergeant Garcia enlists Rolfo's deadly dogs to hunt him down—unaware that his silent servant Bernardo has overheard the plot. Mel Keefer's expressive art brings the tension to life in this 1960 adventure, while Carl Barks' iconic cover captures the drama with his signature flair.
Zorro is on the run, hunted by Sergeant Garcia’s merciless dogs, as the desperate chase unfolds across the frontier. With only Bernardo’s silent loyalty to trust, the masked hero must outwit his pursuers while keeping his true identity hidden—though even his closest ally may not be safe.
Davy Crockett and Mike Fink team up to outsmart the river pirates using Mike’s revamped boat, the Rosanna, but when one pirate is captured, his warning summons the rest—dressed as Indians and ready for trouble. With Colonel Plug and Mason lending a hand, the plan hinges on quick thinking and river cunning.
Stranded on an uncharted island after their ship goes down, the Robinson Family must rely on each other to survive the unknown dangers of the wild. With no sign of rescue and the jungle pressing in, their journey from the wrecked vessel to the shore is just the beginning.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #450 (1953), Four Color #671 (1955), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #2 (230) (1959), Almanacco Topolino #36 (1959), Four Color #1136 (1960), Walt Disney's Zorro #11 (1960)
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