Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #544

When Donald Duck turns his house into a makeshift resort to save money on a vacation, he never expects Uncle Scrooge to claim the free stay—especially not with his trademark penny-pinching intensity. With Huey, Dewey, and Louie caught in the crossfire, Donald must survive a week of relentless frugality, chaotic schemes, and Scrooge’s unrelenting presence. Can he outwit the world’s richest duck, or will he be driven to distraction by the ultimate tourist trap?

Li'l Bad Wolf’s latest scheme takes a surprising turn when Big Bad Wolf Zeke signs on as a telegram delivery boy, all to get close to Practical Pig—under the guise of sending birthday greetings. With Mr. Code watching over the telegraph line and the Three Little Pigs unaware of the wolf’s true intentions, every message could be a trap.

When Gyro Gearloose builds a working wishing well for a lady who commissioned it, he can’t resist testing it—wishing himself to a far-off tropical land, only to land right in the middle of a revolution. Now trapped between an army of revolutionaries and federal troops, he must find a way back home before the well stops working, all while keeping his invention’s true power a secret.

Scamp’s day takes a savory turn when a string of sausages tumbles from a passing delivery truck, promising a perfect treat for his family. But as he sets off with his prize, every creature in the neighborhood seems determined to claim a bite—starting with a greedy crow, a toothy gopher, and a relentless dogcatcher, all before the big mean dog and a swarm of ants make their move.

In "The Pirates of Tabasco Bay [Chapter Two]," Black Pete and his ragtag crew take over the town’s Pirate Days Festival with a twist—this time, the piracy is real. With Mickey Mouse and Goofy trapped in the crow’s nest of a drifting pirate ship, the townspeople and tourists are left scrambling to figure out who’s behind the heist, while the true villains sail away in the fog.