Donald

A Golden Age gem from the Latin American comics scene, Donald made his catalog debut in 1951 within the pages of Cuentos de Walt Disney, brought to life by Carl Buettner under the imprint of Editorial Novaro — the beloved Mexican publisher that brought Disney magic to Spanish-speaking readers for generations. Sharing his pages with the likes of Hugo, Luis, and Paco, Donald turns up across both Cuentos de Walt Disney and Historietas de Walt Disney, two cornerstone titles of Novaro's charming lineup. A modest but genuine slice of mid-century comics history, this character represents the warm, sun-drenched world of Disney storytelling as it flourished across the Americas through 1970.