Walt Disney Comics Digest #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "For Old Dime's Sake," Carl Barks delivers a classic tale of greed and magic as Magica de Spell unleashes ancient spells to summon lightning, cyclones, and meteorites in a desperate bid to break into Scrooge McDuck’s money bin and steal his cherished lucky number one dime. With Barks handling every aspect of the interior art and lettering, and Tony Strobl and Larry Mayer crafting the dynamic cover, this 1969 issue offers a delightfully chaotic showdown between sorcery and wealth, all centered on a single, seemingly insignificant coin.
When Magica De Spell unleashes ancient magic to summon storms and celestial fury, her target is clear: Scrooge’s money bin and the legendary dime that’s always brought him luck. With Huey, Dewey, and Louie guarding the vault and the pig mayor watching nervously, Donald Duck must help Scrooge protect his fortune from a spellbound siege.
In "Frontier Scout," Li'l Davy and Little Hiawatha race to prevent a full-scale showdown when Big Chief is tricked into trading the tribe’s furs for the promise of all the goods on the next wagon train. With Zeke Conman scheming in the shadows and Sgt. Casey caught in the chaos, the young scouts must use wits and courage to keep peace before the whole tribe rides out on the warpath.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Peter Pan Treasure Chest #1 (1953), Walt Disney's Picnic Party #8 (1957), Four Color #897 (1958), Walt Disney's Donald Duck Beach Party #5 (1958), Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse Summer Fun #1 (1958), Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #76 (1961), Walt Disney Uncle Scrooge #43 (1963), Walt Disney's the Horse Without a Head #[nn] (1964)
Reprinted in Donald Ducks Show #[24] (1974)
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