Donald Duck #103
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Treasure of Aztecland," Goofy finds himself unexpectedly helping the Wicked Witch after she’s trapped in a tree and stripped of her magic hat. With a touch of whimsy, she secretly enlarges his tiny mountain shack—making it far roomier inside than it appears—drawing a flood of curious guests and party crashers that soon overwhelm the space. Written by Vic Lockman and illustrated by Tony Strobl, with inks by Steve Steere and colors by the Western Publishing Production Shop, the story’s charm shines through Carl Barks’ iconic cover art.
In "Mountain Mystery," Goofy’s quiet life in his modest mountain shack takes a whimsical turn when he rescues the Wicked Witch—her magic hat lost and her powers gone. Though she’s no longer a threat, the Witch quietly grants Goofy a surprising gift: his tiny home is magically larger on the inside, a cozy surprise that soon draws a flood of curious visitors. As his once-peaceful retreat becomes a bustling, crowded haven, Goofy finds himself overwhelmed—until the Witch, in one final act of kindness, helps him reclaim his solitude.
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Reprinted in Almanacco Topolino #113 (1966), Donald Duck #22/1966 (1966), Le Journal de Mickey #738 (1966), Donald Duck & Co #39/1966 (1966), Donald Duck & Co #40/1966 (1966), Donald Duck & Co #3/1967 (1967), The Complete Carl Barks #32 (1985), The Carl Barks Library #2 (1986), Donald Duck & Co #3/1987 (1987), Carl Barks samlede verk #27 (2007), Die tollsten Geschichten von Donald Duck #273 (2010), Donald Duck #44/2015 (2015), The Complete Carl Barks Disney Library #27 (2022)
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