Donald Duck #298
In "Knight in Shining Armor," a mischievous Donald Duck finds himself in trouble at a museum after knocking over a display, prompting a frantic escape in a wildly imaginative disguise. With a powder horn perched on his beak and his sailor suit discarded, he pretends to be a stuffed dodo bird to avoid the angry guard—only to stumble into a far more absurd situation. Written by Bob Karp and illustrated by Al Taliaferro, with colors by Summer Hinton, this 1996 adventure features a delightfully silly twist on historical fiction, all captured in a cover by Russell Schroeder.
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Mischievous Donald is threatened with expulsion from a museum for playing with the exhibits. When his reaching for a 16th Century musket results in a crash, he puts the musket's powder horn over his beak, sheds his sailor suit, and poses as a stuffed dodo bird to hide from the angry guard.
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