Donald Duck #229

Jul 1981 · Western · 0.50 USD

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In "Donald Duck and 'The Pixilated Parrot'," Carl Barks delivers a delightfully quirky tale where Donald gifts Uncle Scrooge a peculiar parrot that counts instead of speaking—only to have Scrooge rely on it to remember his safe combination. When the bird accidentally reveals the code to two crooked burglars and then takes flight toward Latin America, chaos—and a wild chase—ensues. With art and story by Carl Barks, and a cover by Barks, this 1981 Western Publishing classic is a must for fans of classic Disney humor.

Contains 2 stories

Donald Duck and "The Pixilated Parrot"

22 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Donald DuckHueyDeweyLouieUncle ScroogePolly the Parrotsailor (Polly's owner)two black-masked burglars (proto Beagle Boys?)angry old ladyship's matefemale parrotkid parrotshamburger joint owner

In this 1981 classic from Donald Duck #229, Donald gifts Uncle Scrooge a peculiar parrot that doesn’t speak—only counts. When Scrooge relies on the bird to remember his safe’s combination, the parrot’s strange habit leads to a wild mix-up with two burglars before it flies off toward a boat bound for Latin America.

Noise Abatement

1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Goofy