Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #514
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Haste Makes Waste," Donald Duck’s well-intentioned lecture to the nephews about tidiness spirals into chaos when their attempts to clean up only make things worse, culminating in a towering pile of clutter that threatens to swallow the house whole. Written by Daan Jippes, Freddy Milton, and Byron Erickson, with art by Jippes and Milton and inks by Milton, this 1987 classic captures the signature slapstick energy of the Disney comics with precision and flair. The vibrant colors by Ken Feduniewicz and crisp lettering by John Clark enhance the visual storytelling, while Daan Jippes’ cover art perfectly captures the escalating absurdity.
When Donald Duck gives his nephews a stern lecture on tidiness and consideration, things spiral out of control in the most chaotic way—leading to a trash pile so enormous it threatens to swallow the house whole. With help from a motorcycle cop, a city dump attendant, and a surprisingly involved Neighbor Jones, Donald and the boys must navigate the growing mess before it’s too late.
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↩ Reprints Large Feature Comic #16 (1941), Four Color #495 (1953), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #8 (200) (1957), Four Color #1150 (1960), Four Color #1267 (1961), Donald Duck #22/1979 (1979)
Reprinted in Donald Duck #307 (1998), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #624 (1998), Hall of Fame #[23] (2008), Disney Masters #4 (2018)
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