Moby Duck

Moby Duck is a jovial sailor duck who first appeared in Dell/Western Publishing's Donald Duck comics in 1968. An adventurous seafarer, he sails the high seas encountering comedic misadventures in the tradition of classic Disney funny-animal storytelling.

Few Silver Age characters carry quite as much nautical charm as Moby Duck, who first sailed into comics in Donald Duck #119 in 1968, brought to life by the legendary Disney comics duo Bob Karp and Al Taliaferro. This seafaring duck carved out a niche in the Western Publishing universe across an impressive four-plus decades, earning his own title in Walt Disney Moby Duck and becoming a familiar face across Walt Disney Comics Digest and the broader Donald Duck corner of the Disney comics world. He keeps lively company with the likes of Donald Duck, Uncle Scrooge, Gyro Gearloose, and the wonderfully named Dimwitty Duck and Porpy, making his world feel richly connected to the classic Disney comics tradition. For collectors who love the warm, humor-driven storytelling of Silver Age Western Publishing at its most inventive, Moby Duck is a delightful discovery waiting to be made.