There are characters everyone knows.

Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Uncle Scrooge, Goofy, Minnie.

But there's another protagonist often forgotten: the world where their adventures unfold.

Houses, buildings, shops, hideouts, and mysterious places that have served as the backdrop for Disney stories for decades.

Now these places finally take center stage thanks to the new collection "I Mondi di Topolino" (The Worlds of Mickey Mouse), the 2026 Disney sticker album that takes readers directly into Mouseton and Duckburg.

A collection that is already captivating fans, young and old, because it doesn't just gather images of the characters, but tells the "behind the scenes" of the most famous cities in Disney comics.

This is not your usual Disney sticker album

When one thinks of Disney albums, characters immediately come to mind.

This time, however, the idea is completely different.

The true protagonist is the environment:

• where Mickey Mouse lives;
• where Uncle Scrooge's Money Bin is located;
• what secrets Goofy's attic hides;
• which places have hosted the most amusing adventures.

It's like opening a map of the two cities and embarking on a journey to discover the places readers have seen for years in the pages of Topolino.

The charm of Mouseton and Duckburg

Mouseton and Duckburg are not simply imaginary cities.

They are places that have entered the collective imagination.

Every building has a story.

Every street can hide an adventure.

In Duckburg, we find some of the most iconic places in the duck universe:

• the famous Uncle Scrooge's Money Bin, on Killmotive Hill;
• Donald Duck's house;
• the places frequented by Huey, Dewey, and Louie;
• the environments related to Gyro Gearloose's inventions.

In Mouseton, on the other hand, we find:

• Mickey Mouse's house;
• Goofy's attic, full of incredible objects;
• the settings where mysteries and investigations take place.

100 stickers to explore the Disney world

The complete collection allows you to collect 100 stickers dedicated to the most famous places in the two cities.

But there's a surprise for collectors:

inside the album there are also 8 special metallic effect stickers.

A detail that makes the collection even more interesting for those who love to complete albums 100%.

Curiosity: why are Disney locations so important?

Many readers perfectly remember a story, a line, or a character.

But it's often the settings that make a story unforgettable.

Uncle Scrooge's Money Bin, for example, is not just a building full of money: it is the symbol of his personality, his wealth, and the endless adventures born around his immense safe.

Mickey Mouse's house, on the other hand, represents the quieter, everyday side of the character, the place from which mysteries and adventures often begin.

A collection also designed for adult collectors

As often happens with the Disney world, this collection also has a dual audience.

On one hand, there are children discovering the joy of completing an album.

On the other, there are adults who grew up with Mickey Mouse, rediscovering characters and settings from their childhood.

It is precisely this ability to unite different generations that is the secret to the longevity of Disney comics.

The 5 issues with Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck

The collection is distributed along with Disney comics from newsstands.

The complete series includes:

1. issue: Topolino 3681 + Album "I Mondi di Topolino" + 4 sticker packets
2. issue: Topolino 3682 + 4 packets
3. issue: Topolino 3683 + 4 packets
4. issue: Paperino 553 + 2 packets
5. issue: Topolino 3580 + 4 packets

Completing all issues provides the entire album.

The magic of Disney stickers: a timeless ritual

Opening a packet of stickers still has a special charm today.

The rustle of the paper, the surprise of seeing which images have appeared, the search for the missing ones.

It's a small ritual that accompanies generations of readers.

Disney collections succeed precisely in this: transforming a simple sticker into a memory.

A journey through the places that made Mickey Mouse's history

"I Mondi di Topolino" is an intriguing collection because it looks at the Disney world from a different perspective.

It doesn't just tell you who the characters are.

It tells you where they live.

And perhaps that's precisely why it can win over even those who think they already know everything about the Disney universe.

Because behind every door, every building, and every corner of Mouseton and Duckburg, a new story can be hidden.

Final judgment...

"I Mondi di Topolino" is one of those collections capable of reawakening curiosity.

Because everyone knows Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck, but how many truly know their cities?

This collection invites you to enter the streets of Mouseton and Duckburg, discovering details, famous places, and small secrets hidden in Disney stories.

A perfect album for the little ones, but also a dive into nostalgia for those who grew up flipping through Topolino.

Because the Disney world is infinite…

and every sticker is a new door to open.