Walt Disney's Zorro #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Masqueraders of Los Gatos Canyon," Zorro once again dons his mask to protect the innocent, rescuing rebel Enrique from a firing squad and guiding him to safety through a daring escape orchestrated with Bernardo’s help. Warren Tufts delivers the artwork and inks with crisp, dynamic detail, bringing the swashbuckling tension of the canyon to life.
When a gang of impostors, each masquerading as Zorro, begins raiding stagecoaches across Los Gatos Canyon, the real Zorro must outwit the frauds before his name is tarnished beyond repair. With Bernardo at his side and Tornado beneath him, Don Diego races to uncover the truth behind the deception—before the legend he’s built is lost to the shadows.
In "The Welcomed Intruder," Zorro risks everything to save rebel Enrique from a firing squad, smuggling him to a hidden cave. With Bernardo’s quiet help, he orchestrates a clever distraction to outwit Sgt. Garcia and his men, buying Enrique time to vanish into the shadows.
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Reprinted in Mickyvision #2/1964 (1964), Mickyvision #5/1964 (1964), Le Journal de Mickey #680 (1965), Le Journal de Mickey #681 (1965), Le Journal de Mickey #682 (1965), Le Journal de Mickey #683 (1965), Le Journal de Mickey #684 (1965), Le Journal de Mickey #685 (1965), Le Journal de Mickey #686 (1965), Le Journal de Mickey #687 (1965), Le Journal de Mickey #688 (1965), Le Journal de Mickey #689 (1965), Le Journal de Mickey #690 (1965), Walt Disney Presents Zorro #4 (1966), Walt Disney Comics Digest #39 (1973), Zorro #2/1979 (1979), Zorro #1/1980 (1980), Zorro #2/1981 (1981), Zorro #4/1981 (1981), Aventuras Walt Disney #27, Zorro #11, Zorro #5/1981, Zorro #6
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