Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #642
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Higher Learning," Donald Duck’s quest to outsmart his way through life takes a literal turn when he visits Gyro Gearloose for a brain boost—only to end up accidentally turned into a giant. With his size growing faster than his wits, Donald must hide while Gyro works to reverse the experiment, all in a story written and illustrated by William Van Horn, with colors by Susan Daigle-Leach and letters by Van Horn himself. The cover, also by Van Horn, captures the moment of comedic chaos with his signature flair.
When Donald Duck convinces Gyro Gearloose to help him become smarter, things take a giant leap—literally. With a malfunctioning invention, Donald grows to an enormous size, forcing him to hide while Gyro and his helper work on a fix. Meanwhile, Huey, Dewey, and Louie Duck try to help their cousin navigate the chaos, all while the giant duck tries not to make things worse.
Mickey Mouse’s friends are thrilled when a self-proclaimed artist offers to paint their portraits—until Clarabelle Cow, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, and Minnie Mouse vanish one by one after their sittings. With no one left to paint but himself, Mickey grows suspicious and sets out to uncover the truth behind the painter’s sudden talent—and where his friends really went.
When the Big Bad Wolf hands down a pet coyote to his mischievous son, Li'l Bad Wolf, chaos is inevitable—especially when the new pup has a notorious appetite for chickens. Practical Pig steps in with a clever (if wildly unorthodox) solution: a hypnotic suggestion that turns the coyote into a self-proclaimed police dog. But can a wolf in a badge really stay on the right side of the law?
When Bucky Bug’s lucky horseshoe accidentally flattens June Bug’s prize-winning pansies, he’s crushed—literally and figuratively. With Bo by his side, Bucky sets out to find four-leaf clovers to turn his bad luck around, hoping to make things right before the fair.
Goofy, feeling stuck in a rut, decides to shake things up by diving into a series of increasingly wild adventures—only to find himself unexpectedly drawn to a mysterious new acquaintance. When Mickey Mouse notices Goofy’s sudden change of pace, he’s both intrigued and a little worried about where it might lead.
When Donald Duck uncovers a mysterious metal sphere while tending his garden, he’s suddenly whisked away to an alien planet—where he finds himself entangled in a high-stakes mission to recover a stolen cargo hidden on Earth. With only his wits and a strange connection to a statue of Cornelius Coot, Donald must navigate strange new worlds and unexpected allies, including a curious Neighbor Jones, to set things right.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #11 (71) (1946), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #9 (117) (1950), Anders And & Co. #24/2003, Anders And & Co. #33/2001, Anders And & Co. #49/2002, Anders And & Co. #8/2003
Reprinted in Hall of Fame #[46] (2013)
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