Donald Duck Alle klassieke verhalen #7
In this classic tale from Carl Barks’ legendary run, Donald Duck takes on the unexpected role of station master in a remote, rugged outpost—where his biggest challenge isn’t the trains, but a flock of ten thousand baby turkeys and the relentless Hairy Harry, the train robber. Written and illustrated by Carl Barks, this story blends humor, chaos, and Barks’ signature charm in a tale that’s as warm as it is uproarious.
When Scrooge decides to protect his fortune by converting his coins into greenbacks and hiding them in an old water tank, he underestimates the persistence of the Beagle Boys—whose latest scheme proves even the most secure storage isn't safe.
In this rugged country tale from *Donald Duck Alle klassieke verhalen #7*, Donald Duck finds himself as a station master burdened with the unexpected task of caring for ten thousand baby turkeys—while fending off the notorious train robber Hairy Harry. With chaos on the rails and feathers flying, Donald’s day just got a whole lot more chaotic.
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