Donald Duck #202
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Siren's Whistle," Donald Duck stumbles upon a mysterious whistle that calls forth Parthenope, a siren with the power to grant wishes to the Duck family. As Donald’s increasingly grand wishes bring unexpected riches—and unwanted attention from the authorities—the boys must uncover the truth behind the magic before things spiral out of control. Art by Tony Strobl with inks by Larry Mayer, and a cover by the same duo, this 1978 Western Publishing gem blends whimsy and mischief in a classic tale of unintended consequences.
When Donald stumbles upon a mysterious whistle, he unwittingly calls forth Parthenope the siren, a magical being who grants wishes to the Duck family—each one more outrageous than the last. As Donald’s increasingly extravagant requests draw suspicion from the authorities, it’s up to Huey, Dewey, and Louie to uncover the truth before the whole family is in trouble.
In this charming 1978 tale from Donald Duck #202, Pluto takes a daring leap into an icy river, driven by instinct and a heroic impulse to save a child—only to discover he's actually rescued a priceless doll once owned by Martha Washington. The story captures Pluto’s loyal heart and the quiet surprise of a moment that turns a simple act of bravery into something unexpectedly historic.
When the nephews bring home a mysterious night owl, Donald is quick to complain—until a pair of armed robbers shrink the entire family to tiny size, turning their home into a treacherous wilderness. It's the very owl Donald dismissed that becomes their unlikely guide through the dangers of the miniature world.
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