Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #658
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue of Gemstone's revival series features classic Disney comic stories, including Donald Duck adventures by various creators. It continues the tradition of the long-running anthology, offering a mix of humor and adventure with beloved characters like Mickey Mouse and Scrooge McDuck.
In "A Bird in the Hand," Donald Duck finds himself behind the wheel of a collector car on a wild detour when he picks up two escaped convicts—claiming one needs urgent medical help. With a lunchtime read on knightly chivalry fueling his determination, Donald speeds through Goosetown in a high-stakes chase full of near-misses, only to see the crooks surrender to the police, convinced they’d rather face jail than endure another minute with Donald at the wheel. Written by Marco Rota and David Gerstein, with art by Marco Rota and coloring by Egmont and Scott Rockwell, this 2005 gem from Gemstone features a cover by Carl Barks.
Donald Duck’s latest scheme takes flight when he dons a bird suit, convinced he can lure the mysterious giant bird spotted in the forest and claim the prize—much to the bewilderment of his nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie, who are more amused than impressed by his feathered antics.
Mickey Mouse is back on Mythos Island, chasing a stolen unicorn horn and the map that leads to it—now in the hands of carnival owners who plan to turn the mystical island into a money-making spectacle. With Goofy’s usual clumsiness and Minnie’s quick thinking, the gang must outwit Colonel Philcher and P. T. Cheatum before the island’s magic is lost forever.
Goofy stumbles into a scavenger hunt meant for the Owl Scouts while trying to follow clues Gilbert left for a modified game of hide and seek. What starts as a playful challenge quickly turns into a whirlwind of mistaken identities and comic misadventures as Goofy races through the woods, convinced he’s on the right track.
In "Knight Rider," Donald Duck finds himself playing knight-in-shining-armor—sort of—when he picks up two escaped convicts needing a ride to the hospital. Inspired by a comic he read at lunch, Donald takes the wheel with all the flair of a medieval hero, leading to a wild, wobbly journey full of near-misses and high-speed drama. The crooks, realizing they’d rather face jail than endure another minute with Donald at the wheel, make a surprisingly quick decision.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Donald Duck #27 (1953), Walt Disney's Picnic Party #7 (1956), Anders And & Co. #13/2001, Anders And & Co. #16/2004, Anders And & Co. #19/2004, Anders And & Co. #30/2003, Anders And & Co. #33/2003
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