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It's our 700th issue -- an unprecedented 80-page giant. And we're inviting you to the party: "Seven-Hundredth Heaven," Daan Jippes' epic Donald and Scrooge adventure, co-stars nearly every Disney hero who's ever appeared in Walt Disney's Comics and Stories! Our backup tales break the Disney fourth wall, too: William Van Horn's "Close-Ups" has Donald, Uncle Rumpus and the gang critiquing their own writer/artist; Gil Turner's "Turtle Soup" has Donald leaving Duckburg to cross swords with Zeke Wolf; and Lars Jensen's "Nothing New" introduces Hackney McWebfoot, Donald's snarky comics writer cousin! Part one of Floyd Gottfredson's 1932 Mickey Mouse adventure, "Mickey Mouse Sails for Treasure Island," is icing on the anniversary cake!

Six new adventures of Uncle Scrooge McDuck and his nephews.

Five new adventures of Uncle Scrooge McDuck and his nephews.

In Carl Barks' classic "Treasure of Marco Polo," Scrooge orders a giant jade elephant from Unsteadystan... but receives just the pachyderm's tail, accompanied by smart-aleck street rat Soy Bheen! The search for the lost jade jumbo leads Scrooge, Soy, and the Ducks back to the teenager's Asian homeland, where civil war lands them face-to-face with power-hungry militia leader Whan Beeg Rhat! Filling up the issue, Scrooge battles a love-starved spinster in William Van Horn's "Scrooge For a Day"; then Donald and Magica De Spell fight duck-eating nomads in Janet Gilbert's "The Onion Rose!"