Four Color #308
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Grilled Stone Slabs," Carl Barks delivers a zany espionage caper as the ducks race to intercept a secret message meant for the glamorous spy Madame Triple-X. After a frantic train journey to Chiliburgeria, Donald Duck takes on the role of a flamboyant bullfighter named Donaldo el Quacko in a bid to outwit the enemy, all drawn in Barks’ signature dynamic style. The cover by Carl Buettner captures the chaos in bold, energetic lines.
In "Dangerous Disguise," the ducks intercept a coded message meant for Madame Triple-X, the glamorous spy, and race to Chiliburgeria to stop her from delivering the stolen bomb plans. After a wild train ride, Donald ducks into a daring impersonation, posing as the flamboyant bullfighter Donaldo el Quacko to stay one step ahead.
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Reprinted in Walt Disney's Character Issue #1 (1951), Four Color #308 (1951), Topolino #29 (1951), Topolino #30 (1951), Walt Disney's Donald Duck #133 (1967), Walt Disney's Donald Duck #251 (1977), De beste verhalen van Donald Duck #28 (1982), The Complete Carl Barks #10 (1984), Donald Duck bøker [Gullbøker] #[1985] (1985), The Carl Barks Library #2 (1986), Walt Disney's Donald Duck Adventures #2 (1987), Disney Comics Album #3 (1990), Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Donald Duck Adventures in Color #17 (1995), Walt Disney's Vacation Parade #2 (2005), O Melhor da Disney: As Obras Completas de Carl Barks #29 (2007), Carl Barks samlede verk #8 (2007), La Dynastie Donald Duck #1 (2010), The Complete Carl Barks Disney Library #[10] (2016), Walt Disney's One Shot #28
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