Donald Duck #364
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Big Bin on Killmotor Hill" delivers a classic Carl Barks tale with all the wit and engineering absurdity fans love, as Uncle Scrooge unveils his new Money Bin on Killmotor Hill—booby-trapped, reinforced, and bristling with security. When the Beagle Boys start digging beneath it on the coldest night in Duckburg history, Scrooge’s water-filled solution sets the stage for a chilly, chaotic showdown. The story’s crisp art and tight pacing are all by Barks, with coloring by Susan Daigle-Leach, and the cover by Don Rosa captures the scene’s escalating tension.
When Uncle Scrooge unveils his new Money Bin on Killmotor Hill—booby-trapped, reinforced, and supposedly impenetrable—Donald and the boys are awed… until the Beagle Boys start digging beneath it. With the bin now filled with water on the coldest night in Duckburg history, things get chilly fast.
In "Donald Duck: Special Correspondent Part 1," Donald Duck and Peter Pig risk their lives as wartime correspondents covering the tense conflict between Sylvania and Sargassia, chasing the elusive General Sweet for the first-ever photo. When rival journalist Bart Caterwaul sabotages their mission, framing them as spies, the duo must outwit a firing squad and prove their innocence before their story—and their lives—end.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #3 (135) (1951), Walt Disney's Comics in Color #4
Reprinted in Donald Duck: The 90th Anniversary Collection #[nn] (2024)
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