Donald Duck #149
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Showdown at Smoky Acre," Donald Duck stumbles into a peculiar twist when he accidentally purchases an antique elephant-leg-shaped umbrella holder at an auction—only to discover the package he’s meant to retrieve for Uncle Scrooge is the exact same item. Written with classic charm and brought to life by Kay Wright’s expressive art and the Western Publishing Production Shop’s vibrant coloring, this 1973 adventure features a cover by Bob Gregory and Larry Mayer that captures the story’s whimsical tension.
Huey, Dewey, and Louie take a gamble on a dusty plot of land from Uncle Scrooge for just a penny—only to find it’s suddenly turning a profit, much to Scrooge’s surprise. With their luck running hot, the trio’s small investment starts growing faster than anyone expected.
In "Surprise Package," Donald Duck stumbles into a whimsical mix-up when he accidentally bids on an antique elephant-leg-shaped umbrella holder at an auction—only to later discover the package he’s picking up for Uncle Scrooge is, quite literally, the same odd item. The story unfolds with classic Disney humor, turning a simple errand into a delightfully circular gag.
When Gyro Gearloose accidentally swaps the controls of his revolving house and robot lawn sprinkler, chaos ensues—leading to the creation of a house-sized washing machine. The madcap mix-up sends the entire setup into a whirlwind of soapy spins, leaving the usual suspects scrambling to keep up.
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Reprinted in Walt Disney's Donald Duck #202 (1972), Almanacco Topolino #201 (1973), Donald Duck & Co #43/1974 (1974), Donald Duck & Co #11/1975 (1975), Donald and Mickey #162 (1975)
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