Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #11 (323)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Pride of Duckburg," Donald Duck—normally a meticulous cement contractor—finds his careful craftsmanship upended when Huey, Dewey, and Louie hypnotize him into becoming a reckless force of construction, transforming him into a dynamo with a new, unrelenting mission to reshape Duckburg. Written by Bob Gregory and illustrated with energetic flair by Tony Strobl, this 1967 adventure captures Donald’s wild shift in personality, with Steve Steere’s inks, Rome Siemen’s letters, and Western Publishing’s colors bringing the chaos to life. The cover, penciled by Strobl and inked by Larry Mayer, perfectly encapsulates the mayhem to come.
In "The Pride of Duckburg," Donald Duck—known for his meticulous craftsmanship—finds his slow, careful work at odds with his nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie, who push him to be more ambitious. After a strange turn of events, Donald is hypnotized into a relentless force, transforming him into a builder of wild, unstoppable energy who reshapes Duckburg with reckless zeal. The citizens and even the mayor watch in awe and alarm as Donald’s new drive turns the city upside down.
When Gyro Gearloose accidentally plunges into a time warp during a test flight in his sports model space cruiser, Mickey and Goofy jump into action—using Gyro’s family-size limousine as a rescue vehicle. A mix-up with a flipped video feed sends them tumbling through time to Ancient Crete, where they find themselves in the midst of a mysterious kingdom ruled by King Minos and his queen, surrounded by bewildered citizens and soldiers.
Uncle Scrooge has gone to extreme lengths to keep his money safe—locking it in a satellite money bin orbiting Earth. When he misses his daily “money swim,” he rockets up to check on it, unaware the Beagle Boys are stowed away aboard his ship. The truck driver and Waddly are just bystanders in this high-flying caper.
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Reprinted in Walt Disney's Comics #257 (1968), Topolino #644 (1968), Donald Duck & Co #21/1968 (1968), Donald Duck & Co #22/1968 (1968), Topolino #649 (1968), Donald Duck & Co #24/1968 (1968), Miki #112 (1968)
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