Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #12 (192)

In "The Master," Donald Duck insists that humans are superior to animals and master all forms of work. His nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie, ever the skeptics, argue that nature holds greater power. When Donald takes a job as an expert at a trout dam to prove his point, the boys are determined to show him that even in human-made projects, nature has the final say.

When Mickey and Goofy help organize a pirate-themed festival in Tabasco Bay, their efforts take a swashbuckling turn for the worse—Black Pete and his crew seize the moment, turning the celebration into a full-blown heist. With the town’s festivities hijacked and the spirit of the event in danger, Mickey and Goofy must outwit the pirates before the whole show goes under.