Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #644
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "What a Drag!", Donald Duck stumbles into a bizarre mix-up when he swaps satchels with a suspicious-looking stranger, only to discover the man’s bag is stuffed with cash. Panicked that he’s stumbled onto a criminal, Donald flees—only to disguise himself as a woman to shake his pursuer. Written and illustrated by William Van Horn, with colors by Susan Daigle-Leach and letters by Van Horn himself, this 2004 gem from Gemstone features a delightfully absurd twist on mistaken identity, all wrapped in a cover by César Ferioli.
When Donald Duck accidentally swaps satchels with a suspicious stranger and discovers a fortune inside, he panics—especially when the man starts chasing him. To escape, Donald quickly disguises himself as a woman, leading to a series of hilarious misadventures with Huey, Dewey, and Louie Duck, all while trying to stay hidden from the very real danger he’s now in. Miss May O'Naise adds her own flair to the chaos as Donald’s disguise becomes harder to maintain than he ever imagined.
Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse find themselves drawn into a whimsical art-world caper when they help Thalia, one of the Greek muses, flee from a self-important painter who’s been siphoning her inspiration to mask his own lack of skill. With charm and cleverness, the duo must outwit the artist’s schemes while keeping Thalia’s creative spark safe.
When Donald Duck wakes up after a bump on the head, he suddenly finds himself with a strange new passion—lighting small, harmless fires. But as his duck relatives Huey, Dewey, and Louie try to help him control his odd behavior, they're caught in the middle of a mystery when real fires start breaking out across the neighborhood. With Doctor Quackfaster on the case, the ducks must figure out who's really behind the blaze—before Donald gets blamed for something he didn’t do.
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