Walt Disney Comics Digest #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Secret of the Jolly-berries," Carl Barks delivers a delightfully quirky tale as Gyro Gearloose finds himself roped into a peculiar experiment—creating a serum to reshape trees—after a less-than-grateful crowd mocks his fishing plans. With Barks' signature blend of whimsy and mechanical charm, the story unfolds in a world where nature and invention collide in unexpected ways, all drawn and lettered by the master himself.
When Scrooge funds Huey, Dewey, and Louie’s lemonade stand, he’s determined to make sure they’re as honest as they claim—so he disguises himself to keep a close eye on their business. With the kids working hard and the stand buzzing, Scrooge watches closely to see if their honesty matches their enthusiasm.
Gyro Gearloose is roped into a wild scheme by the picky busybodies of Duckburg, who demand he invent a serum to reshape trees—just as he’d rather be out fishing. With his usual brilliance and exasperation, Gyro must juggle their impossible demands while trying to keep his sanity and his peace.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Vacation Parade #3 (1952), Four Color #600 (1954), Four Color #665 (1955), Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse in Fantasyland #1 (1957), Four Color #952 (1958), Walt Disney's Scamp #11 (1959), Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #33 (1961), Dell Giant #47 (1961), Walt Disney's Chip 'n' Dale #29 (1962), Walt Disney's World of Adventure #3 (1963), Walt Disney Uncle Scrooge #46 (1963), Boris Karloff Tales of Mystery #9 (1965)
Reprinted in Donald Pocket #19 (1975)
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