COMIX #8 with the rest of Black Thunder history. Cover again very nice and we have the familiar pattern. A slight change on the cover is that the red film leaves from the lower right place, but also the title enters the cover with large letters independentThe eighth COMIX has three stories. Let's go see them.

The first story is the last two parts of the story "Black Thunder Renaissance", a story totaling 168 pages of Casty, published in Topolino in 2013 in 4 parts.

Summary:
Mickey's being asked to face the Black Ghost But also the impending disaster that the plans of the gentleman are going to cause. Me!

The last d?yo parts of the story, where Pastrovicio's plan is still nice, reminiscent of Casty's, but also has several "kineographic scenes", as well as its previous two parts. We'd say it's a movie story. Large size best highlights the design, and generally I enjoyed it. We'll give her one. 8,5–9/10.

The second story is "The raw honesty" Paul Halas script and Marco Rota project.

Summary:
Donald tries to take photos in the wild, so he can take part in the annual Festival of the Limnoupoli Photographic Club.

Pleasant story about Rota's plan, but I didn't find anything special in the script (a little stupid about Donald and the photo, I'd say). The story was 6 pages and played its role well, which was filling the issue. General 6–6,5/10.

Finally, again We don't have a classic ten-page story of Carl Barks., but a story script by Olaf Moriarty Solstrad and design by Noel Van Horn.

Summary:
What if Magica finally managed to steal Scrooge McDuck's lucky penny?

Well, this story has an amazing script for 9–10, but a very modest plan. In some places Van Horn's plan looks good, but generally it's moderate, which kind of spoiled me. If such a story were designed by someone like Don Rosa, Marco Rota, Daan Gippes, Cavacanno or Paolo Mottura, I think it would be excellent and I would put a 9-10 on it.

But we will. 7–7,5/10.

COMIX takes one 8–8,5/10. Generally a very good issue. The next COMIX is released relatively late on March 31. We have Carl Barks' return to a central history of COMIX! The cover is by Daan Gippes, for Barks' story "A Maharayas in the Sahara". Very nice as a cover, where we see again having the red strip, but also added the text "Carl Barks History", I believe to highlight Barks' return to the magazine's main stories. His story COMIX #9 is 17 pages And one of Barks' few multi-pages that haven't been in COMIX. According to INDUCKS, has been published in the country three times in Mickey Mouse magazine with a different title, with the last in 1987 at Mickey Mouse #1080, 28 years ago. I can't wait to read it! For the rest of the stories of the issue nothing more is known.

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