Disney Adventures #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Sibling Rivalry," Darkwing Duck finds himself baffled by mysterious night-time donut shops that vanish before he can buy a single treat, while his daughter Gosalyn becomes fixated on a cereal-sponsored TV show that demands a decoder helmet to unlock its secrets. Written by John Blair Moore and brought to life with sharp, energetic art by Phil Ortiz—inked by Ian Akin, colored by Valerie Dal Chele, and lettered by D. C. Weiss—this 1995 adventure blends suburban oddities with a touch of family mischief, all under a cover by Phil Ortiz.
In "Sibling Rivalry," Iago finds himself caught between loyalty and pride when he overhears poachers planning to steal Rajah for his pelt. With Jasmine dismissing his warnings, the parrot must step up and save his feline friend—proving that even the most self-serving of allies can rise to the occasion.
When Max wins a contest to host celebrity Taffy 2 Sweet, he panics at the thought of meeting her and decides he needs a full makeover—before she even arrives. With a mix of wild ideas and questionable choices, Max sets out to transform himself, not quite sure what he’s really aiming for.
In "Cereal Crimes (Part One): The Phantom Donut Shop," Darkwing Duck finds himself baffled by mysterious donut shops that appear out of nowhere—only to vanish just as quickly, refusing to sell him a single treat. Meanwhile, Gosalyn is completely hooked on a cereal-sponsored TV show that demands a decoder helmet to unlock its secrets.
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Reprinted in Almanaque Disney #314, Almanaque Disney #315, Almanaque Disney #318, DuckTales #40, Seleção Disney #14
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