Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #12 (384)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Descent Interval," Mickey Mouse finds himself stranded in a deserted town after a frantic mission to warn the citizens of Smoggy Bog—only to discover too late that panic has driven everyone away. With Pluto by his side and the mysterious monster still at large, Mickey must rely on his wits and courage to face the unknown. Paul Murry’s dynamic art brings the tension to life, from the frantic chase to the eerie quiet of the empty streets, while Tony Strobl’s cover captures the moment of dread with sharp, expressive lines.
In "A Descent Interval," Donald Duck and his nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie set off on a seaside vacation, where Donald’s enthusiasm for skin diving catches the eye of a curious scientist. Impressed by Donald’s bold spirit, the scientist enlists the trio to help explore the ocean’s deepest uncharted regions—using a diving bell Donald had previously sent down to investigate the unknown.
When Chief O'Hara sends Mickey Mouse to warn the townsfolk that the monster in Smoggy Bog has been cornered, Mickey arrives too late—everyone’s already fled in fear, leaving him and Pluto stranded in the eerie, misty marsh. With the bog alive with strange sounds and shadows, the duo must navigate the unknown, facing the mystery head-on, even as the line between myth and monster blurs.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #9 (177) (1955)
Reprinted in Walt Disney's Comics #317 (1973), Donald Duck & Co #29/1973 (1973), Topolino #924 (1973), Donald Duck & Co #33/1974 (1974), Donald and Mickey #130 (1974), Donald Duck & Co #37/1974 (1974)
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