Walt Disney Treasures - Disney Comics: 75 Years of Innovation #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis hardcover collection from Gemstone celebrates 75 years of Disney comic strip and comic book history, reprinting a curated selection of classic stories from the 1930s through the 2000s. It includes work by legendary creators such as Floyd Gottfredson, Carl Barks, and Don Rosa, featuring characters like Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and José Carioca. The volume also offers historical essays and behind-the-scenes material, making it a comprehensive tribute to Disney's comic legacy.
"Mickey Mouse Music" is a standout entry in the Walt Disney Treasures collection, showcasing Paul Murry’s dynamic art and Don Christensen’s playful storytelling in a 2006 Gemstone release. When Horace builds a cabin at the lake, Mickey entrusts Pluto with guarding the lumber—only for the dog to be sidetracked by Chip 'n Dale, leaving the site vulnerable. The cover by Don Rosa captures the whimsy of the moment, perfectly framing the chaos to come.
In "Race to the South Seas," Uncle Scrooge sets his nephews Donald, Huey, Dewey, and Louie on a high-stakes journey across the open ocean after mysteriously vanishing in the South Seas. With Gladstone Gander also racing to find him, the cousins face a treacherous voyage where luck seems to favor one and curse the other—each trying to reach Scrooge first, but not knowing what awaits them at the end.
When Horace Horsecollar sets up to build a cabin at the lake, Mickey Mouse leaves Pluto in charge of guarding the lumber—only to get sidetracked by the mischievous antics of Chip and Dale. As the duo’s antics distract Pluto, a pair of thieves sneak in and steal the lumber, but Pluto’s quick thinking and determination help turn the tide. With Scuttle watching from the sidelines, the day’s chaos leads to an unexpected showdown at the lakeside.
When Scrooge sets out on a jungle safari to capture a rare pufftailed woodseer for his zoo, Donald and the nephews are eager to help—until the creature's telepathic powers expose their deepest, most embarrassing thoughts. With secrets laid bare and pride on the line, the ducks must navigate the chaos of their own minds before the expedition collapses.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #11 (35) (1943), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #10 (58) (1945), Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #41 (1949), Four Color #403 (1952), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #12 (156) (1953), Four Color #853 (1957), Walt Disney Super Goof #7 (1967), Donald Duck #37/1980 (1980), Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge Adventures #9 (1988), Disney's DuckTales #4 (1989), Donald Duck #47/1991 (1991), Anders And & Co. #9/2003, Picsou Magazine #322, Zé Carioca #1493
Reprinted in The Don Rosa Library #2 (2014), Disney Masters: Donald Duck Free Comic Book Day 2020 Special Edition #[nn] (2020)
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