Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #515
In "A Clean Case of Competence," Donald Duck proves he's the most meticulous cleaner in Duckburg—until he takes on the monumental task of restoring Big Beth, the city’s four-faced clock tower. With time itself hanging in the balance, Donald’s cleaning skills are put to the ultimate test, and Big Beth may have a few surprises of its own. Written by Daan Jippes, Freddy Milton, and Geoffrey Blum, with art by Jippes and Milton and inks by both, this 1987 classic features vibrant colors by Kurt Mausert and crisp lettering by John Clark, all wrapped in a striking cover by Daan Jippes.
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Donald is the best cleaner-of-grimy-objects Duckburg has ever seen... until he takes on the job of cleaning Big Beth, a venerable, four-faced tower clock upon which all of Duckburg relies for the most accurate time. Does Donald de-grime Big Beth, or will Big Beth clean Donald's clock and throw all of Duckburg into its latest round of utter chaos? Hint: Bet on Big Beth.
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