Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #717
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Scrooge for a Day," Daisy Duck finds herself unexpectedly honored when the Duckburg Needlepoint Club entrusts her with displaying their prized Coat of Arms—only for Huey, Dewey, and Louie’s model airplane to send it flying into the wind just as the club is set to gather. With the banner in tatters and time running short, Daisy and the trio race to collect the scattered pieces before the meeting begins. Written by Daan Jippes, Freddy Milton, and David Gerstein, with art by Jippes and Milton and inks by both, this charming tale of mishaps and teamwork is brought to life with vibrant colors by Digikore Studios and lettering by David Gerstein. The cover, a nostalgic tribute, features pencils and inks by Carl Barks.
When the persistent Voracia Duckworst turns her romantic sights on Scrooge, he enlists his half-brother Rumpus McFowl to play the part of the world’s richest duck—complete with outrageous, money-grubbing antics—just to scare her off. Can Rumpus convincingly play the role of a greedy, uncouth tycoon, or will his natural charm backfire?
Daisy Duck is thrilled to display the Duckburg Needlepoint Club’s prized Coat of Arms outside her home—until Huey, Dewey, and Louie’s model airplane sends it flying into the wind. With the club’s meeting imminent and the banner’s pieces scattered across town, Daisy and the trio must race against time to gather every shred before the deadline.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck's Surprise Party #[nn] (1948), Donald Duck #22/1981 (1981)
Reprinted in Disney Masters #4 (2018)
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