Donald Duck #18/1955
In "De slangenbezweerder [deel 1]," Donald Duck takes on a detective case after an aptitude test declares him suited for the job—only to discover his real talent lies in snake charming. When hired to investigate the mysterious sinking of one of Uncle Scrooge's gold ships, Donald's accidental performance with a flute draws the attention of a massive sea serpent, forcing him to keep playing for days just to stay safe.
In a quiet moment of frustration, Donald Duck finds his sleep ruined by a woodpecker relentlessly pecking at a tree in his yard. Determined to restore peace, he hauls a pile of old car tires from the junkyard and wraps the entire trunk, hoping to silence the persistent drumming.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #318 (1951), Four Color #427 (1952)
Reprinted in Donald Duck #26/1980 (1980), De beste verhalen van Donald Duck #65, Donald Duck #25/1980, Donald Duck #27/1980, Donald Duck Alle klassieke verhalen #6
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