Donald Duck #300
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Hero 300," Donald Duck takes center stage at TV station K-O-R-N, chasing the title of "Hero of the Year" with a mix of determination and classic duck-sized ambition. Written by Evert Geradts and David Gerstein, with art by Mau Heymans and colors by Scott Rockwell, the story captures Donald’s rise to fame—complete with endorsements and spotlight—before a twist of fate, fueled by Gladstone Gander’s envy, threatens to undo it all. The cover by William Van Horn perfectly encapsulates the moment of triumph and looming downfall.
In "Hero 300," Donald Duck sets his sights on becoming K-O-R-N's "Hero of the Year," chasing fame and fortune with all the flair of a duck in a spotlight—only to see it all unravel in the most humiliating way, thanks to a jealous Gladstone Gander and a twist of fate. The story captures Donald’s wild ride from triumph to disaster in a classic, fast-paced tale of ego, envy, and the fleeting nature of stardom.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Donald Duck #27 (1953), Donald Duck #21/1979 (1979), Anders And & Co. #26/1994, Anders And & Co. #27/1994, Donald Duck #6/1991
Reprinted in Disney Masters #4 (2018), Donald Duck: The 90th Anniversary Collection #[nn] (2024)
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