Walt Disney's Donald Duck #219
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Land of the Totem Poles," Donald Duck finds himself as a reluctant salesman on the Kickmiquick River in Northwest Canada, only to discover his wares—steam calliopes—are utterly impractical. Switching to cosmetics on a whim, he inadvertently stirs up trouble with a remote tribe of Indigenous people who’ve never seen white men before. Written, drawn, and inked by Carl Barks, this 1975 adventure blends humor and cultural curiosity with the signature charm of the Disney universe, all rendered in full by Barks on both story and cover.
When Donald Duck takes a job selling steam calliopes along the Kickmiquick River in Northwest Canada, he quickly realizes the product is a bust—until he switches to cosmetics, sparking unexpected chaos with a tribe of Indigenous people who’ve never seen white men before. With Huey, Dewey, and Louie in tow and Daisy Duck close behind, Donald’s ill-fated sales pitch turns into a cultural crossroads neither he nor the tribe could have predicted.
When Mickey and his nephews Morty and Ferdie arrive for a weekend at Goofy’s new mountain cabin, they find an uninvited bear already settled in—unimpressed by guests and determined to keep the place to himself. With Goofy nowhere to be found, the boys must figure out how to handle the furry intruder before the week ends.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #263 (1950), Walt Disney's Donald Duck #45 (1956), Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #68 (1959), Walt Disney's Donald Duck #79 (1961)
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