Lucky Duck #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains two main stories: "Willie" depicts a photographer haggling with a street vendor over portrait prices, ultimately agreeing to a deal before being comically ejected by the vendor's invention; "Bull Dozer in 'Grime Doesn't Pay'" follows an inventor who creates a self-rocking hammock from a malted-milk machine, which malfunctions and sends him flying, after which he is conscripted into housework by a woman who finds him. The issue also includes instructional content from the Washington School of Art advertising cartooning and drawing courses, and a story featuring Lucky Duck encountering Dame Fortune and becoming entangled in a magical sequence involving water and treasure before mysteriously drowning and being rescued.
Goofy Gander is on a mission to find a cure for hiccups—though he doesn’t actually have them—just to help a friend. When a passing motorist offers a quick remedy, Goofy’s curiosity gets the better of him, leading to a moment of classic, lighthearted confusion.
Willie’s stubborn about paying for a photo—quarter or no quarter—but when he haggles down to a nickel, he insists on one extra trick: his reflection in the picture, doubling his image for the price.
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