Walt Disney Comics Digest #16

Chip 'n' Dale find themselves in a sticky situation when Foxy Fox, posing as an elderly neighbor, lures them into a trap at their cabin with a clever ruse. Just as all seems lost, Tinker Bell swoops in with a sprinkle of pixie dust to turn the tide.

In "Toy Train Trickery," Jiminy Cricket brings a wind-up toy train to the bug village to help with food collection, cleverly using Boris Bug’s unusual strength to power it. When Boris loses the magic ring that gives him his power, he becomes desperate to hide his weakness—and schemes to get rid of the train before the other bugs find out.

In "Fabulous Tycoon," Donald Duck and Uncle Scrooge pay a visit to Longhorn Tallgrass's ranch, where the cowboy boasts of his wealth and recent success—unaware that one of his guests is the very man he once borrowed money from. The tension builds as Longhorn's pride meets the quiet knowing of a certain duck with a well-earned reputation.

In "Pop's Good Bad Deed," Li'l Bad Wolf’s school play takes an unexpected turn when Big Bad Wolf, eager to show his son how a real villain should behave, storms the stage during the performance. Disappointed by Li'l Wolf’s gentle portrayal of the antagonist, Big Bad Wolf takes matters into his own paws to demonstrate the proper way to be a villain—right in front of the whole audience, including Brer Bear, who’s not sure whether to laugh or be alarmed.