Walt Disney's Magazine Vol. 3 (1957) comic books

Cover photo by Roger Davidson. Stories by Don McPherson, Janet Lonsburgh, Mary Carey, Bill Berg, John Folger, Douglas and Koneta Roxby, and James Algar. The official Disney publication that started life as Mickey Mouse Club Magazine, featuring early Disney art and stories. Mouseketeer Tommy Kirk discusses the filming of his classic Disney film, Old Yeller. Photo features of Mouseketeers Doreen, Linda, Cheryl, Karen, and Annette. Ballerinas in art. Cover photo by Roger Davidson features Tommy Kirk, star of Old Yeller. Practice Session; Heroes of American Folklore: Cap'n Stormalong; 4 New Faces on TV; Rhythm Is the Thing with Cubby O'Brien; Lost Lands: The Riddle of Atlantis; How Our Postal System Began; Anything Can Happen; The Story of Cork; Mr, McKinity's Secret; Lion Shoot; Wetback Hound; Is There Life on Mars?; Strange Birds in the Forest; Amos, the Practical Mouse; The Legend of the Lemmings; Jimmie Dodd Says. Final issue of Vol. 2; followed by Walt Disney's Magazine Vol. 3 (1957) #1. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 44 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $0.50.

Cover photo by Roger Davidson. Stories by Roy E. Disney, Nancy Fenno, Bill Berg, Lillie Hayward, Dick Huemer, Tom Jones, Jack Jungmeyer, and Ted Sears. The official Disney publication that started life as Mickey Mouse Club Magazine, featuring early Disney art and stories. A feature on the Disney live-action film The Light in the Forest, starring James MacArthur and Carol Lynley. Mickey and Minnie solve a mystery. A profile of Mouseketeer and rising star Annette Funicello, along with a contest to win a phone call from Annette. An article on the marten bird by Walt's nephew (and future Disney executive) Roy Disney. Plus an intro column written (?) by Walt Disney. Cover photo by Roger Davidson features Annette Funicello. Life at the South Pole; Teen 'n Twenty; Lost Lands and Vanished Peoples: Angkor; Moochie Gives a Party; Janie, Jeffrey and the Jalopy; Saint Patrick's Day; City in the Sun; Anything Can Happen; Do Doodles Reveal One's Secret Self?; Annette; Things We Take for Granted: Ink; Animal Autobiographies: The Marten; Island Across the Bay; Roland XIII; Mysterious Sea of Silence. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 44 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $0.50.

Stories by Tim Considine, Bill Peet, George Sherman, Julius King Jr., Lillie Hayward, and James Nelson. The official Disney publication that started life as Mickey Mouse Club Magazine, featuring early Disney art and stories. A Zorro story, illustrated with photos from Disney's hit Zorro TV series. Auto racing, 1950s style. The second part of a profile of Mouseketeer and rising star Annette Funicello. Plus an intro column credited to Walt Disney. Chicken in the Rough; Sports Car Thrills; The Other Planet; Secret of San Rio; The Symphony Under the Stairs; Indians of America: The Delaware; Zorro Outwits Death; Song and Dance Girl: Karen Pendleton; Those Hilarious, Happy, Early Days of Baseball; Annette, Part II; The Boy Who Needed Courage; Taffy Pull; The Happy Daydreamer; Pictures in Stone; Jimmie Dodd Says. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 44 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $0.50.

Cover photo by Roger Davidson. Stories by Anthony Gray, Julius King Jr., James Algar, Col. Robert Bruce White, John Hughes, and George Sherman. The official Disney publication that started life as Mickey Mouse Club Magazine, featuring early Disney art and stories. A biography of Mouseketeer and rising Hollywood star Annette Funicello, illustrated with photographs. A Spin and Marty mystery story. Plus an intro column credited to Walt Disney. Cover photo by Roger Davidson features Annette Funicello and David Stollery. Young Star: The Story of Annette Funicello; Africa's City of Mystery; Goofy Breaks the Case; Secret of San Rio, Part II; Color Changers; Donald Takes a Trip; Donald's Vacation Map of the USA; You Can Send Secret Messages; Chota Becomes a Man; Spin and Marty and the Curse of Dark Mountain; Ships in Miniature; The Watcher; Adventure in Hawaii.. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 44 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $0.50.

Cover photo by Roger Davidson. Stories by Tom Jones, Julius King Jr., James Algar, Kevin Corcoran, George Darling, and George Sherman. The official Disney publication that started life as Mickey Mouse Club Magazine, featuring early Disney art and stories. A profile of Mouseketeer Darlene Gillespie, and a photo layout of the Mouseketeers "offstage." A Zorro story. An article about the technology of television in the 1950s. Plus an intro column credited to Walt Disney. Cover photo by Roger Davidson features Mouseketeer Darlene Gillespie. Darlene: Slick Chick Flies High; How Television Works; Playmates of the Far North; Zorro's Merry Chase; The Impostor; Offstage; Bee Line to Trouble; Sherlock Duck and the Master Criminal; Anything Can Happen; Retreat of the Nez Perce; Secret of San Rio, Part III; Is There a Peter Pan?; The Fallen Giants. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 44 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $0.50.

Cover photo by Roger Davidson. Stories by Jaq Souris, George Sherman, and Denis Whiteley. The official Disney publication that started life as Mickey Mouse Club Magazine, featuring early Disney art and stories. A Zorro story illustrated by photos from the hit Disney TV series starring Guy Williams. An article about real people who work as animation models. Illustrated profiles of Mouseketeers and Disney film stars Tim Considine and Moochie. An article about cooking with Karen and Cubby. Plus an intro column credited to Walt Disney. Cover photo by Roger Davidson features Guy Williams as Zorro. Tim Considine; The Day of the Fiery Mountain; Further Adventures of a Brave Mouse; Moochie's Perfect Day; The Case of the Missing Recording; Cooking with Karen and Cubby; Anything Can Happen; The Fire in the Night; When Chump Meets Champ; All About Music; Bee Line to Trouble, Part II; They Model for the Animators; Creeps; How I Became a Movie Star, by Goofy. Final issue of Vol. 3; followed by Walt Disney's Magazine Vol. 4 (1958) #1. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 44 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $0.50.