Walt Disney's Donald Duck #133
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dangerous Disguise," Carl Barks delivers a classic tale of espionage and mistaken identity as Donald Duck and the ducks race to intercept a secret message meant for the elusive spy Madame Triple-X. After a frantic train journey to Chiliburgeria, Donald finds himself impersonating the flamboyant bullfighter Donaldo el Quacko in a high-stakes mission that’s equal parts chaos and daring. With art, inks, and lettering all by Carl Barks, and a cover by the same, this 1967 adventure is a masterclass in playful suspense.
When Donald Duck and his nephews intercept a coded message meant for the glamorous spy Madame Triple-X, they’re on a race against time to reach Chiliburgeria—where she’s set to hand over plans for a stolen American bomb. After a wild train ride, Donald finds himself impersonating Donaldo el Quacko, a flamboyant bullfighter, in a high-stakes disguise that could unravel at any moment.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #261 (1950), Four Color #308 (1951), Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #58 (1958), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #10 (322) (1967)
Reprinted in Walt Disney's Donald Duck #251 (1977)
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