Four Color #71
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Three Caballeros," José Carioca and Panchito whisk Donald Duck on a magical journey across Latin America aboard a flying serape, encountering vibrant tales from the region’s folklore—from the story of Pablo the Penguin to the legend of the gauchito and the flying burro, and the festive traditions of Las Posadas and the pinata. Crafted by Walt Kelly in every role, this 1945 Four Color comic offers a colorful, whimsical celebration of Latin American culture, with Kelly’s distinctive art bringing the adventure to life on every page and on the cover.
In "The Three Caballeros," José Carioca and Panchito whisk Donald Duck on a magical journey across Latin America aboard a flying serape, where they encounter the tales of Pablo the Penguin, the spirited gauchito, a flying burro, and the festive legend of Las Posadas and the pinata—each story a vibrant thread in a rich cultural tapestry.
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Reprinted in Walt Disney Comics Digest #51 (1975), Walt Disney's Comics Digest #1 (1986), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #582 (1993), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #583 (1993)
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