Walt Disney's Donald Duck #251

Jan 1977 · W. G. Publications; Wogan Publications · 0.35 AUD

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“Dangerous Disguise”

In "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 glamorous spy Madame Triple-X. After a chaotic train journey to Chiliburgeria, Donald finds himself impersonating the flamboyant bullfighter Donaldo el Quacko in a high-stakes game of cat-and-mouse. With Carl Barks handling every aspect of the story—from writing and art to inks and letters—this 1977 issue is a masterclass in comic storytelling, all wrapped in a cover by Barks himself.

writer, artist, inker, letterer Carl Barks · colorist Western Publishing Production Shop · cover Carl Barks

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Carl Barks

colorist Western Publishing Production Shop

cover pencils, inks Carl Barks

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The ducks intercept a message to Madame Triple-X, a beautiful spy, and try to beat her to Chiliburgeria, where she is to deliver the plans for a stolen American bomb to another secret agent. In Chiliburgeria, after a hectic train ride, Donald impersonates the other agent, a bullfighter named Donaldo el Quacko.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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