| Issue | #9 |
| Published | June 1996 |
| Frequency | monthly |
| Cover Price | 1.50 USD |
| Pages | 36 |
| Editing | Amy Weingartner |
| Characters | Buzz Lightyear; Woody |
| Genre | children; fantasy |
| Pencils | Matt Maley (signed) |
| Inks | Matt Maley ? |
| Characters | Woody; Buzz Lightyear; Andy Davis; Mrs. Davis; Rex; Bo Peep; Hamm; Slinky Dog |
| Synopsis | Buzz, Woody, and the other toys hear a cry for help in the attic and try to find out who's calling. |
| Genre | children; fantasy |
| Script | Jack Enyart |
| Pencils | Matt Maley |
| Inks | Loretta Krol |
| Colors | Wayne Murray |
| Letters | Loretta Krol |
| Characters | Timon; Pumbaa; Marine Biologist Quint |
| Synopsis | Business at Timon and Pumbaa's cafe on the lake shore is endangered by a vicious giant fish. |
| Genre | funny animals |
| Script | Jack Enyart |
| Pencils | Cosme Quartieri |
| Inks | Horacio Ottolini |
| Colors | ? [as Malibu] |
| Letters | Janice Chiang |
| Characters | Aladdin; Genie; Princess Jasmine; the Sultan; Abu |
| Synopsis | The Sultan has bad dreams when he reads ghost stories before bed. so he wants someone to guard the door while he sleeps. Genie is elected to take the first watch, but when he falls asleep, real ghosts appear and frighten the Sultan even worse. |
| Genre | fantasy |
| Script | Jack Enyart |
| Pencils | Eduardo Savid |
| Inks | Horacio Ottolini |
| Colors | Anthony Tollin |
| Letters | Phil Felix |