Walt Disney's Comics #135

Jan 1957 · W. G. Publications; Wogan Publications · 1/- [0-1-0 AUP]

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“The Day Duckburg Got Dyed”

In "The Day Duckburg Got Dyed," a spilled ink mishap sends Donald's nephews scrambling to Gyro Gearloose for help—only for a mix-up to send a batch of his experimental dye straight to Donald, who mistakes it for bug powder meant to clean the city reservoir. Written, drawn, and inked by Carl Barks, this classic tale blends slapstick chaos with the whimsy of Duckburg’s everyday oddities, all captured in vibrant colors by the Western Publishing Production Shop. The cover, by Paul Murry, perfectly captures the story’s zany energy.

writer, artist, inker Carl Barks · colorist Western Publishing Production Shop · letterer Garé Barks · cover Paul Murry

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker Carl Barks

colorist Western Publishing Production Shop

letterer Garé Barks

cover pencils, inks Paul Murry

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Donald's nephews spill India ink on their Uncle's white tablecloth and go to Gyro to get the stain out. By an unfortunate accident, a shipment of Gyro's new dye is shipped to Donald, who thinks it is his long-awaited bug powder that he plans to use to kill the microbes and moss in the city reservoir.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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