Walt Disney Comics Digest #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "All at Sea," April, May, and June—now a hit singing trio—find themselves in a sticky situation after their performance accidentally shatters Queen Roxanne of Ceramia’s glass crown. With the royal court in uproar, the trio and Daisy must track down the reclusive hermit glass-blower who made it, all while keeping their cool under pressure. Written and illustrated by John Carey with vibrant colors from the Western Publishing Production Shop, this 1968 adventure features a playful twist on fame and a quest that’s as delicate as the crown itself, all set to a cover by Tony Strobl and Larry Mayer.
April, May, and June, the singing trio of ducklings, find themselves in a whirlwind of fame after earning a royal command performance before Queen Roxanne of Ceramia—only to accidentally shatter the queen’s glass crown with a single, soaring note. Now, with Daisy Duck and the trio on the run, they must track down the reclusive hermit glass-blower before the crown’s fate is sealed.
Little Hiawatha tries to tame a wild horse, only to be dragged across the field before the rope snaps. Sunflower quietly follows, turning the trail into a garden by planting seeds in the trench left behind.
When the Big Bad Wolf sets out to blow down the Three Little Pigs’ houses, he’s ready for a meal—until a tiny button on his pants strap gives way at the crucial moment, forcing him to abandon his plan and head home. The unexpected mishap turns a classic chase into a surprisingly domestic detour.
Chip and Dale face a housing crisis when a loud woodpecker forces them out of their tree, prompting a search for a new home. They discover a promising hollow tree—only to find it already claimed by the overly confident Brer Owl, who’s not about to give up his new digs.
Mickey Mouse and Goofy take on a high-altitude mystery when a stolen conquistador’s diary leads them to the remote peaks of Mount Mesa-Mucho in the Peruvian Andes, where ancient ruins and hidden paths might hold the key to the thief’s next move.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Silly Symphonies #2 (1953), Walt Disney's Silly Symphonies #3 (1954), Walt Disney's Lady and the Tramp #1 (1955), Walt Disney's Silly Symphonies #7 (1957), Walt Disney's Scamp #5 (1958), Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #31 (1960), Four Color #1156 (1961)
Reprinted in Anders And & Co. #16/1973 (1973), Donald Duck & Co #16/1973 (1973), Donald Ducks Show #[22] (1973), Donald Duck & Co #24/1974 (1974), Donald Duck & Co julehefte #1974 (1974), Glada julparaden #1976 (1976), Donald Duck & Co julehefte #1976 (1976), Donald Duck & Co #27/2003 (2003), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #732 (2016), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories Vault #1 (2018)
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