Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #631
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Music Hath Charms," Donald Duck confronts the long-buried roots of his rivalry with Gladstone with a twist: through hypnotherapy, he traces their feud back to prehistoric times, where Gladstone’s charm and cunning have always won Daisy’s favor. Written by John Kane and Tom Anderson, with art by Vicar and colors by Colleen Winkler, this 1998 issue explores the absurdly ancient origins of a very modern grudge—complete with a caveman-era showdown that leaves Donald both bewildered and utterly convinced. Cover by Daniel Branca.
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Aghast at his latest assault of Gladstone as his rival for Daisy, Donald undergoes hypnotherapy to find the root of his behavior in past lives. All the way back to caveman time the dynamic has been Gladstone as a cad uses tricks and deceit for an advantage with the woman they both are vying for. Now, sure his anger has been justified through the ages, Donald assaults Gladstone unapologetically.
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