Huey Duck

One of Donald Duck's mischievous young nephews, Huey Duck was left in Donald's care and became a permanent fixture of his uncle's chaotic household. Along with brothers Dewey and Louie, he is a curious, adventure-prone duckling navigating life in Duckburg.

Few characters can claim a Golden Age debut and a publishing run that stretches across more than eight decades, but Huey Duck is genuinely that rare. One of the beloved trio of Donald's nephews, Huey first waddled onto the comics page in 1942 courtesy of creators Bob Karp and Al Taliaferro, and he's been a fixture of Disney comics ever since — racking up 244 catalog appearances and six key-issue moments that any serious collector will want to track down. His natural habitat is Walt Disney's Comics and Stories, where he shares adventures with some of the biggest names in the Disney universe: Uncle Scrooge, Mickey Mouse, Gyro Gearloose, and Daisy Duck, to name just a few. If you're building out a classic Disney comics collection, Huey Duck is an essential thread running through nearly the entire tapestry of the form.