Donald Duck #134
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Lost Peg Leg Mine," Donald Duck dives into a tropical adventure that kicks off with a curious detour through global philately—featuring stamps from Papua and New Guinea, a British Red Cross series, and a controversial Rhodesian issue—all set against the backdrop of a 1970 coin commemorating Israel’s 22nd Independence Day. Written by George Allard and brought to life with crisp black-and-white art by the Western Publishing Production Shop, the story blends real-world collectibles with classic duck-sized mischief, all wrapped in a cover by Larry Mayer that captures the spirit of the quest.
In "The Lost Peg Leg Mine," Scrooge McDuck’s memory is jogged by a film and a hypnotic session, leading him on a treasure hunt to a long-forgotten gold mine. Once there, the ducks must navigate a surprising twist: the mine’s riches are guarded not by traps or thieves, but by a colony of pack rats obsessed with trading gold nuggets.
In "Smoke Writer in the Sky," Scrooge McDuck’s campaign for public office takes a chaotic turn when he hires Donald Duck as a skywriter to boost his visibility. What starts as a clever publicity stunt quickly spirals when Donald’s skywriting draws more attention than intended—much of it from unexpected and inconvenient sources.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Donald Duck #30 (1953), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #2 (194) (1956), Walt Disney's Donald Duck #52 (1957)
Reprinted in Walt Disney's Giant Comics #501 (1971), Donald Duck #230 (1981)
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