We haven't done an article on the series in a while. Disney Masters Fantographics and so they gathered quite young. Above you can see the images for the sixth and seventh volumes of the series respectively. I'll start with the sixth. As you will understand, he is dedicated to the great designer. Giovanni Batista Carpi where in Greece we have seen many of his beautiful stories. This volume is available according to Amazon 1 January 2019 has stories that have been published quite old in Greece:

On the other hand, seventh volume He'll have his stories again. Paul Mary with Mickey and released on March 12, 2019... More carefully we know it will have (at least these):

I think both of these volumes have very nice classic stories that one deserves to have in a hard-on version. Let's go see what the eighth and ninth volumes have...

The eighth volume has Phantom Duck on the cover and logical since its central history is one of his most classic heroes, designed by Romano Scarpa To which the volume is dedicated. Looks like he'll have stories we've read in Greece (released on 7 May) :

And the volume which is released July 9th has stories that are well known to us. This is the series. The Sword of Ice By Massimo De Beta, stories of which we've read in both the Big Searing and Mickey Mouse.

As I recall, however, we have not read last story of the series in Greek. Of course, in America they see these stories for the first time printed and even in a harsh edition. One thing I forgot to comment on is that in the titles of Volumes 8 and 9 we see (1) so this shows that another volume with the Ice Sword and another that will have some of Fantom's first stories (logically).

Personally, I consider the Disney Masters series to be the best Disney Americans can have right now and I'd like to get some volumes in the future. They may be a little expensive but the excellent quality of Fantographics compensates you with the above.