Four Color #92
A whimsical twist on a classic tale, "The Wonderful Adventures of Pinocchio" sees Donald Duck dreaming he’s the wooden boy himself—complete with the Blue Fairy’s three wishes. From being sold to Stromboli to narrowly escaping Pleasure Island’s Coachman, Donald’s misadventures take a surreal turn as he swaps sizes with Jiminy Cricket and ultimately wishes to be a real boy again. Walt Kelly’s distinctive art brings the dreamlike journey to life, with every panel a nostalgic delight.
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After reading the story of Pinocchio, Donald wishes he was Pinocchio. The Blue Fairy grants his wish and gives him two more wishes. As Pinocchio, Donald gets involved with Gideon and Foulfellow and ends up being sold to Stromboli. His lack of stage talent helps him escape when Stromboli flies into a rage. Donald tries to go to Pleasure Island, but the Coachman thinks he's a spy and chases him with guns. While he is escaping he wishes he could switch sizes with Jiminy. After a short chase, Donald wishes he was a real boy again. He ends up back in his own bed, waking up from a dream. Or was it?
Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).