Micky Maus Sonderheft #23
In "Der Schlangenbeschwörer," Donald Duck takes on a detective role after an aptitude test declares him suited for the job—only to discover his real talent lies in an unexpected direction. Hired to solve the mystery of one of Uncle Scrooge’s gold ships vanishing at sea, Donald’s attempts to investigate lead him to charm a colossal sea serpent with his music, forcing him to play nonstop for days. Written by Carl Barks and Erika Fuchs, with art and inks by Carl Barks, this 1955 classic features a cover by Carl Buettner.
In "Der Schlangenbeschwörer," Donald Duck takes on a detective role after an aptitude test declares him suited for the job, only to find himself chasing the mystery of a vanished gold ship belonging to Uncle Scrooge. His unexpected talent for snake charming takes center stage when a massive sea serpent becomes enchanted by his music, forcing Donald to play nonstop for days.
In "null," Donald Duck’s sleep is shattered by a relentless woodpecker drilling into a tree in his yard. Frustrated, he takes matters into his own hands by hauling old car tires from the junkyard to completely wrap the trunk—only to discover the bird has found a new, even more inconvenient target.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #318 (1951)
Reprinted in Die besten Geschichten mit Donald Duck #7, Die tollsten Geschichten von Donald Duck #220, Die tollsten Geschichten von Donald Duck #5, Micky Maus #5/1967, Micky Maus - Reprint-Kassette #Sonderhefte 2
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