Donald and Mickey #113
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Inaccurate Defence" sees Robin Hood and Little John on the case in 1974’s Donald and Mickey #113, as Prince John’s new physician, Kurlat Sahh, raises suspicions with his odd habits—especially his mysterious use of homing pigeons. Written by Don R. Christensen and illustrated by Sparky Moore, with lettering by Bill Spicer and a cover by Bob Gregory, this tale blends medieval intrigue with a touch of whimsy, all in a 0.05 GBP comic from the era.
When Professor Albert Dooley’s lab duck, Charlie, starts laying golden eggs every time a dog barks, the professor finds himself in a very noisy predicament—literally. With Charlie’s unusual talent drawing attention, Dooley must figure out how to keep the golden yolks from turning into a full-blown chaos.
In "In King Richard's Service," with King Richard off at the Crusades and Prince John ruling in his absence, Robin Hood keeps a wary eye on the court—especially when a mysterious physician named Kurlat Sahh arrives to treat the prince’s thumb. But when Robin and Little John notice the man sending messages via homing pigeons, they suspect something far more sinister is afoot.
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