Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #633
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Donald Duck's Best Christmas," a mysterious creature stirs in the snowy foothills, drawing the nephews into a holiday hunt for Woodchuck honors. With Donald reluctantly drawn in, the cousins find themselves racing against a big game hunter determined to claim the creature as his trophy. Written and illustrated by William Van Horn, with vibrant colors by Susan Daigle-Leach and lettering by Van Horn himself, this festive tale blends adventure and family spirit. The cover by Hank Porter captures the season’s wonder with a snowy, storybook charm.
Donald Duck and the nephews head to Grandma Duck’s for the holidays, their sleigh piled high with treats and gifts. Along the way, a heated exchange with a gruff farmer leads them to stumble upon a poor family with little to celebrate—turning their festive journey into something far more meaningful.
When a mysterious creature is spotted in the snowy foothills, Huey, Dewey, and Louie are determined to track it down for Woodchuck honors—especially if it means roping in Donald Duck for the hunt. But their adventure takes a turn when they cross paths with Hardin Slaughter, a relentless hunter with his sights set on making the creature his next trophy.
When Uncle Scrooge investigates reports of a Wendigo terrorizing his mining site, he’s forced to confront the environmental toll of his company’s operations—especially as Donald, Huey, Dewey, and Louie find themselves caught in the wilderness with the creature and a group of wary Peeweegah Indians. The hunt for the beast becomes a reckoning with greed, nature, and the unseen forces of the wild.
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↩ Reprints Donald and Mickey Merry Christmas #1945 (1945), Four Color #367 (1952), Anders And & Co. #2/1999, Anders And & Co. #28/1994, Anders And & Co. #45/1991, Anders And & Co. #46/1991, Anders And & Co. #47/1991
Reprinted in The Barks/Rosa Collection #1 (2007)
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