Donald Duck #185
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Ye Olde Duck's Diary," Grandma introduces Donald and the boys to the long-lost journal of her great-great-great-uncle Asa, a man whose adventurous tales of buried pirate treasure spark a determined dig. With Pete Alvarado’s expressive artwork and Larry Mayer’s crisp inks bringing the vintage quest to life, this 1977 Western Publishing tale captures the charm of a classic family mystery.
In "Ye Olde Duck's Diary," Grandma unveils a long-lost family treasure map hidden in the journal of her great-great-great-uncle Asa, sending Donald and the boys on a quest to uncover the pirate gold he supposedly buried. With the diary’s cryptic clues leading them through familiar duck-family chaos, the search becomes a mix of history, humor, and backyard adventure.
In "Daisy's Date," Donald Duck finds himself in a familiar predicament when Gladstone Gander also sets his sights on taking Daisy to the movies. With a bit of unexpected generosity—and a few strict conditions—Gladstone offers to lend Donald the money, setting off a chain of events that puts Donald’s plans to the test.
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