Four Color #560
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Sloop Fake," Donald Duck finds himself in a whirlwind of misadventures after trading his car for a yacht—only to discover it's a fake. What starts as a flubbed deal spirals into a chain of odd trades and clever cons, all leading back to where he began. With art by Phil De Lara and a cover by Paul Murry, this 1954 Four Color comic captures the classic charm of Donald’s misfortunes with a playful, self-aware twist.
In "The Sloop Fake," Donald Duck swaps his trusty car for a flashy yacht, only to discover it’s a cleverly disguised fake. What starts as a bad deal spirals into a chain of increasingly absurd trades, each more ridiculous than the last—until Donald finds himself back where he began, with a story that’s as wacky as it is unexpected.
In "The Flower Show," Daisy and Clara plot to keep Gladstone out of the way by locking him in a woodshed—only to realize too late that he’s not a contestant, but the judge. The mix-up sets off a series of wacky misunderstandings as the flower show heats up.
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Reprinted in Donald Duck #8/1956 (1956), Donald Duck #3/1957 (1957), Donald Duck & Co #2/1957 (1957), Le Journal de Mickey #733 (1966), Walt Disney's Donald Duck Adventures #38 (1996)
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