Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #549
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Hypno-Gun," Donald Duck becomes convinced that the nephews' toy gun can truly hypnotize—so he tests it on Uncle Scrooge, only to find it works on him instead. Written and illustrated by Carl Barks, this 1990 tale blends classic Disney humor with a delightfully simple premise, all brought to life with Barks’ signature style. The cover by Larry Mayer captures the moment with playful flair.
When Donald Duck insists that the nephews' toy hypno-gun can actually hypnotize, he puts it to the test—only to find that it works on him, not Uncle Scrooge. Now, with the gun's strange power turning his own mind against him, Donald's confidence in the toy takes a wild, unexpected turn.
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