Donald Duck & Co #11/1953

In "Fiffige fangstmetoder," Carl Barks and Helene C. Kløvstad deliver a delightfully chaotic tale as Donald Duck sets his sights on becoming a poultry tycoon—starting with a barn full of chickens and ending with a town painted in tar and feathers. With his plan spiraling into a literal egg-crisis, Donald’s over-the-top scheme leads to a jarring earthquake and a million eggs flooding Fredly, forcing the townsfolk to take drastic measures. Carl Barks’ dynamic art and storytelling bring the absurdity to life, making this 1953 Egmont classic a must for fans of vintage Disney humor.