Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #3 (219)

When Dewey, wearing his blue cap, accidentally punches the nephew of an angry man in the eye, the fallout is immediate—and personal. Donald Duck ends up on the receiving end of a punch, setting off a chain reaction that sends Dewey sprinting to keep the escalating brawl going.

In "The Threat of the Stone-Eaters [Chapter Three]," Mickey, Goofy, and Dr. Artifact race across the Andes on llama-back, fleeing Slunk and his deadly cargo of stone-eating termites. As Slunk closes in with his metal container and a band of furious Andes natives hot on their trail, the chase turns into a high-stakes scramble for survival.

Dewey Duck sets out to borrow a cup of sugar from Daisy, unaware that his earnest request for help draws a surprising wave of generosity from the neighborhood — from a middle-aged woman to a pool shark, a beat cop to a bootblack — each handing him coins as if he’s a charity case. As the cup fills with donations, Dewey’s innocent errand takes an unexpectedly heartwarming turn, leaving him more "orphan than not" in the eyes of the townsfolk.