Donald Duck #179
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Birthday Booby Trap," Donald Duck finds himself unexpectedly crowned the winner of the Cobweb Trophy in Duckburg—though not for his usual antics. The town council, convinced the town would thrive if Donald simply stood still and collected cobwebs, has named him their unlikely symbol of stillness. With John Carey handling art, inks, and letters, this 1977 issue delivers a delightfully absurd twist on civic pride, all wrapped in his signature cover by Carey.
When the Duckburg town council declares Donald the winner of the absurd Cobweb Trophy—on the grounds that he’d be better off standing still and gathering cobwebs—Donald finds himself thrust into an unexpected role. Now expected to embody stillness and silence, he must navigate the chaos of daily life while everyone else insists he stay perfectly still.
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