Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #12 (252)

When Donald Duck decides to follow his favorite mystery stories and become a private eye, his first case puts him in the middle of a high-stakes heist at an outdoor ceremony in Duckburg—where a priceless hypnotic opal is to be presented to King Notraks of Toolong Sarong. With Huey, Dewey, and Louie at his side, Uncle Scrooge watching nervously, and the Beagle Boys lurking in the shadows, Donald must rely on his book-smart instincts to protect the gem before it vanishes.

Mickey Mouse and Goofy team up with Chief O'Hara to solve a baffling string of robberies where a mysterious daisy perfume turns victims into overly generous givers—handing over cash and jewels without a fight. With the scent of a rare flower leading the way, the trio must track down the source before the next theft strikes.

Donald Duck fumbles to read a street sign while driving, then climbs the pole for a better look—only to be caught off guard by a flying snowball. The sign’s warning about children at play takes on a very literal meaning in this quick, wintery mishap.