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I know a lot of you may miss some Disney Comics
I know I do. I miss a lot of them that have been published from Gladstone, Disney, Marvel, and Gemstone.

Here is a list of the comic books that I miss

The Adventurous Uncle Scrooge McDuck

Aladdin

Beauty and the Beast

Dinosaurs

The Disney Afternoon

Disney's Collossal Comics Collection

Disney Comic Hits

Donald and Mickey

Donald and Scrooge

Donald Duck

Donald Duck Adventures

Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse

Duck Tales

Goofy Adventures

Junior Woodchucks

The Little Mermaid

Mickey and Donald

Mickey Mouse

Mickey Mouse Adventures

Roger Rabbit

Roger Rabbit's Toontown

Sebastian

Tale Spin

Uncle Scrooge Adventures

Uncle Scrooge and Donald Duck

Walt Disney's Comics and Stories Penny Pincher

Walt Disney Giant

Now I like to hear which comic books you miss whether they are on this list or not.

Mickey Mouse! I've always wanted to see a Mickey monthly with new adventures done in a Gottfredson style of adventure but with a sense of continuity. The first issue of the Disney published Mickey Mouse Advs impressed me and I hoped thats what we were going to get but unfortunately the first issue was the best of the series and it quickly went downhill from there.
I enjoyed Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers.

Seems you miss all of them, Roger. :) I grew up reading Junior Woodchucks and Super Goof, so I'd put those on my list. Donald Duck. Mickey Mouse. The staples. For most of them, WDC&S has filled any pressing desire to revisit them. I never got into the Disney animated TV show comics.

All of them. =)
It's not always easy being a Disney Comics fan in the U.S.
As a child of the 80's/90's, I miss Rescue Rangers, Ducktales, Talespin.
I also have an interest in the stories out there from Europe that we are only now having the chance to see.

Quote from user: Roger NorthYou must be as big a Disney Comics Fan as I am Mustang Rockstar
When I was younger I really enjoyed Disney Comics, movies, etc.

When I turned 11, I went through the same stage most boys do and I was "too cool" for that stuff.

When I was in college, I become comfortable enough with who I am that I didn't really care what people thought of the things I enjoyed.

Since then, I've been very into animation, collecting Disney stuff (moreso the ducks) and Disney comics.

When Gemstone came back out with Disney comics five years ago, I was getting ready to graduate college, was getting married, and simply did not have the money.

I finally got to a point in my career/life in 2005 that I could start getting back into Disney comics again. Since then, I've been playing a bit of catch-up.

My chosen career (Public Relations) is often very stressful. I've found that Disney comics give me a great escape and provide me with a hobby that I can share with my wife.

So in a word, yes, I am big a fan. =)

Quote from user: Roger NorthI was never too cool for Disney Comics no matter how old I was. I have been collecting them since 1987.
I wish I would've come to that realization around the year 2000 when I graduated HS and got rid of a lot of Disney stuff along with tapes I made of TV specials from when I was kid in the 1980's.

Some of that stuff I'll never find again.

Donald Duck
Donald Duck Adventures
Uncle Scrooge Adventures

Gemstone has a Donald Duck Adventures now, but it seems like it was written for a 5 year-old. The stories are really boring. :(

I miss Talespin and Gadget from Rescue Rangers. I'd like to write comics with these characters someday.