Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #718
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Just in Time," a sleepy Donald Duck stumbles into a time travel capsule during his night shift at a research center, waking up 65 million years in the past—where dinosaurs rule and his usual routine is anything but routine. Written and drawn entirely by William Van Horn, with colors by Egmont and lettering by Van Horn, this 2011 adventure blends classic Disney charm with a clever sci-fi twist, all framed by Van Horn’s distinctive cover art.
Bored and sleepy at his night job as a janitor, Donald Duck sneaks into a time travel capsule for a quick nap—only to wake up 65 million years in the past, surrounded by dinosaurs and a very confused team of scientists. With Huey, Dewey, and Louie in tow and a brontosaurus, tyrannosaurus rex, and pterodactyl all part of the prehistoric mix, Donald’s accidental trip into the past turns a routine shift into a wild, dino-sized adventure.
In 1963, Ludwig Von Drake claims to have been the first to set foot on the Moon—but when the scientific community demands proof, he turns to Mickey Mouse for help. With a reunion of old classmates on the line, the duo must find a way to convince a skeptical group of scientists, including Dr. Greymatter and other colleagues, that Von Drake’s lunar journey was real.
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