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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Back in Business," Daisy finds herself unexpectedly hired as a traveling companion by a glamorous foreign movie star—Bonita Burrito—leading her on a journey south of the border. But as the trip unfolds, Daisy begins to suspect that her new employer has a hidden agenda that could land her in trouble. Written and illustrated by Bob Gregory, with vibrant colors by the Western Publishing Production Shop, and a striking cover by Tony Strobl, this 1961 Four Color adventure blends charm and suspense in a tale that’s as clever as it is unexpected.
In "Mystery Mission," Daisy finds herself on a cross-border adventure when she’s hired by a glamorous foreign movie star, Bonita Burrito, to be her traveling companion. As the pair journey south of the border, Daisy begins to suspect that Bonita’s charm hides a secret agenda—leading to a series of tense moments where loyalty and quick thinking are put to the test.
When Daisy buys a magic carpet from Uncle Scrooge—only to find it doesn’t fly like the ad promised—she discovers its real trick: the rug slips out from under anyone who tells a lie while standing on it.
In "No Future," Daisy learns she's due to meet a duck who's big in the advertising world—only to find Donald, perched on stilts, hawking a restaurant with exaggerated flair. The moment sets off a chain of events as Daisy navigates the absurdity of high-stakes promotions and unexpected encounters.
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