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Walt Disney Comics Digest No.
9 (March 1969) Reprints A Double
for Diego from Four-Color #496
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Walt Disney Comics Digest No.
24 (August 1970) Reprints
Diego's
Dilemma from Dell Zorro #13
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Walt
Disney Comics Digest No. 35 (June 1972) Reprints
The Enchanted Bell from Four-Color #1003
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Walt
Disney Comics Digest No. 37 (October 1972) Reprints
The Señora's Gift
text story from Dell Zorro #5
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Walt Disney Comics Digest No.
39 (February 1973) Reprints
Gypsy
Warning from Four-Color #976
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Walt Disney Comics
Digest No. 46 (April 1974) Reprints
The Mission of San Portolá from Four-Color #1037
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Walt Disney Comics Digest No. 52
(April 1975) Reprints The Ghost of the Mission
from Four-Color #920
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Walt
Disney Presents #3
(March-May 1960) Zorro's Capture
(1 page) - text story
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Walt
Disney Presents #5
(September-November 1960) Reprints The
Señora's Gift
text story from Dell Zorro #5
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Walt Disney Showcase #49
(March 1979) Reprints A Stroke of Luck from Dell Zorro #11
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Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #224
(May 1959)
This issue doesn't have a Zorro story inside, but it
does have a great cover inspired by the series. Artwork by Tony Strobl.
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Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #275
Vol. 23 No. 11 (August 1963)
Ghostly Confession (5 pages) Zorro helps save
an innocent man from execution, then convinces the real killer that the
framed man's ghost is back for vengeance. Artwork by Nat Edson.
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Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #276
Vol. 23 No. 12 (September 1963)
The Golden Pendant (5 pages) A stolen necklace
leads Zorro to a powerful man plotting against land reform. Artwork by Nat
Edson.
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Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #277
Vol. 24 No. 1 (October 1963)
Turnabout (5 pages) The only way to save Garcia
from being demoted is to allow him to capture Zorro, who must then escape
from the new commandante. Artwork by Nat Edson.
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Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #278
Vol. 24 No. 2 (November 1963)
Masquerade Justice (5 pages) Don Diego attends
a masquerade party dressed as Zorro to catch a dishonest tax collector.
Artwork by Nat Edson.
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Zorro in Old California
Eclipse Graphic Album Series (1986)Stories by I.
Nedaud and R.l Marcello; originally published in French in Le Journal de Mickey;
English translation by Claude Elk and Frank P. Marino. 10 pages each
Wanted! (10 pages) After Monastario posts another reward for
the capture of Zorro, he finds himself held for ransom by the masked avenger.
The Assassins (10 pages) Banditos plan to assassinate
the
governor and loot the city.
Double Agent (10 pages) Monastario forces a young woman to
betray Zorro in order to save her brother from prison.
The Scarecrow (10 pages) Monastario frees a prisoner to
impersonate Zorro and steal the King's gold.
Tight as a Noose (10 pages) Monastario threatens to hand Don
Alejandro as a trap for Zorro.
The Winds of Rebellion (9 pages) After he announces another
heavy tax, Monastario finds it would be easier to catch the winds than to catch Zorro.
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Zorro : The Complete Classic
Adventures - Volume 1
Eclipse Graphic Album Series #25Black-and-white reprints of:
Presenting Señor Zorro
Zorro's Secret Passage
The Ghost of the Mission
Garcia's Secret
The King's Emissary
A Bad Day for Bernardo
The Little Zorro
The Visitor
A Double for Diego
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Zorro : The Complete Classic
Adventures - Volume 2
Eclipse Graphic Album Series #26Black-and-white reprints of:
The Eagle's Brood
Gypsy Warning
The Enchanted Bell
The Marauders of Monterey
The Runaway Witness
Friend Indeed
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Complete Adventures
of Zorro, The
Image Comics, 1988This edition reprints all of
the Alex Toth stories. |
Another imprint from the same company behind the Gold Key issues. Also issued
in 1967, they feature artwork from the Gold Key comics with slightly different covers.
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Zorro #1
(July 1967) Reprints Gold Key Zorro #7
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Zorro #2
(August 1967) Reprints Gold Key Zorro #8 |
