Four Color #1150

In "A Sticky Situation," Daisy takes her nieces on a wilderness camping trip to escape the company of men—especially Donald, whose antics have finally pushed her over the edge. Trapped on a high peak and rescued by kind strangers, the girls begin to rethink their opinions, though one duck remains firmly in their crosshairs.

When Daisy stumbles upon a mysterious ring, she’s quick to use it to tease Donald by pretending she’s seeing someone else—but the ring’s true purpose is far stranger. It’s actually a tiny radio used by a pair of diamond smugglers, and now Daisy’s prank has accidentally turned her into an unwitting part of a criminal scheme.

In "Too Much Help," Dolly worries that Bestemor’s farm is struggling, so she brings along Anton, hoping his knack for heroics will somehow spread to the animals and crops. With good intentions and a touch of chaos, she sets off on a mission to save the farm—though her idea of help might be more trouble than it’s worth.

In "Ruling the Roost," Daisy takes charge when Scrooge vanishes, stepping into his role with surprising confidence—until the mystery of his disappearance leads her to a narrow chute plunging down to his hidden jewel vaults.

In "Daringly Different," Daisy dares to stand out in her cookie-cutter subdivision by adding bold, unusual touches to her home and yard—only to find her neighbors quickly following suit, turning her bold experiment into a new kind of conformity.