Four Color #1190
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "History of the Wheel," a 1961 Four Color comic, Donald Duck’s head injury sparks a surreal journey through time, guided by the Spirit of Progress and his son, as they reveal the wheel’s pivotal role in human advancement. Written by Carl Fallberg and brought to life with dynamic art by Tony Strobl—inked by John Liggera and colored by the Western Publishing Production Shop—this imaginative tale blends education and whimsy. The cover, also by Strobl with inks by Liggera, captures the moment of Donald’s vision with striking clarity.
In "Donald and the Wheel," a dizzying bump to the head sends Donald Duck spiraling into a surreal vision where the Spirit of Progress and his son guide him through a whimsical lesson on the wheel’s revolutionary impact. Written with classic Disney charm and brought to life by the vibrant art of the era, the story turns a simple mishap into a playful, imaginative journey through invention and progress.
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Reprinted in Topolino #341 (1962), Walt Disney's serier #5/1963 (1963), Mickyvision #1/1964 (1963), Walt Disney presenterer: Donald Duck og hjulet #[nn] (1964)
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