Donald Duck #230
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Donald Duck and the Lost Peg Leg Mine," Scrooge McDuck’s bid for public office takes a wild turn when he hires his nephew Donald to skywrite campaign slogans—only for Donald’s antics to attract more trouble than votes. With a classic Carl Barks story written, drawn, and inked by the legendary creator himself, this 1981 Western Publishing gem delivers the kind of zany, high-stakes adventure only the Duck universe can deliver. The cover by Larry Mayer captures the chaos in bold, dynamic lines.
In "Donald Duck and the Lost Peg Leg Mine," Scrooge's memory is jogged by a movie and a bit of hypnosis, leading him and the ducks on a hunt for a long-lost gold mine. But once they arrive, they're not the only ones after the treasure—pack rats with a taste for nuggets have staked their claim.
In "Smoke Writer in the Sky," Scrooge McDuck launches a political campaign with a twist: he hires Donald Duck as a skywriter to boost his visibility. What starts as a clever publicity stunt quickly spirals when Donald’s skywriting draws attention in ways no one expected—turning the skies into a chaotic canvas of unintended messages.
In "Vacation at Grandma's," Huey, Dewey, and Louie find themselves swept into a playful treasure hunt planned by Grandma Duck, who's turned their summer visit into a game of clues and surprises. With each riddle leading deeper into her cozy home and garden, the kids chase the prize—but Grandma’s clever twists suggest she’s not just playing along.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Picnic Party #6 (1955), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #2 (194) (1956), Walt Disney's Donald Duck #52 (1957), Donald Duck #134 (1970)
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