Four Color #1051
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Donald in Mathmagic Land," the Spirit of Mathematics whisks Donald Duck on a dreamlike tour through the wonders of arithmetic, algebra, and geometry—where music, nature, and ancient civilizations reveal the beauty of math. Written by Don R. Christensen and brought to life with vibrant art by Tony Strobl (pencils) and Steve Steere (inks), this 1959 classic uses whimsy and imagination to show how numbers shape the world, all under a striking cover by Strobl.
In "Donald in Mathmagic Land," Donald Duck stumbles into a surreal dream guided by the Spirit of Mathematics, where he explores the wonders of arithmetic, algebra, and geometry across time and space. Though it's all just a dream, the lessons he learns might just change how he sees the world when he wakes up.
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Reprinted in Almanacco Topolino #53 (1961), Four Color #1198 (1961), Mickyvision #11/1963 (1963), Donald Duck #44/1966 (1966), Walt Disney's Comics #353 (1976), Uncle Scrooge Comics Digest #5 (1987), Walt Disney's Donald Duck Adventures #26 (1994), Os 80 Anos do Pato Donald #[nn] (2015)
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