Walt Disney's Donald Duck #101
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Redbeard's Pirate Plunder," Donald Duck swaps his doctor’s advice for a new kind of adventure—after discovering golf is too costly, he takes up mail delivery, only to stumble into a swashbuckling mystery involving a long-lost treasure and a notorious pirate. Written by Bob Karp and brought to life with energetic art by Al Taliaferro, this 1965 classic captures Donald’s misadventures with his signature flair. The cover, by Nils Rydahl, sets the tone with a bold, swashbuckling scene that perfectly captures the story’s playful spirit.
When Donald Duck leaves his nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie in charge of a box of candy for Daisy, he makes one clear rule: no peeking. But with the box hidden and the boys blindfolded, the real challenge begins—can they find the candy without seeing it at all?
Donald Duck, inspired by his doctor’s advice to stay active, tries to take up golf—only to be overwhelmed by the cost. Instead, he swaps his clubs for a mailbag and becomes a mailman, discovering a new kind of daily route.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #9 (81) (1947), Walt Disney's Donald Duck #50 (1956), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #2 (266) (1962), Donald Duck #20/1965 (1965), Anders And & Co. #41/1963
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