Walt Disney's Donald Duck #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Basket News," Scrooge McDuck sets his sights on the Hall of Fame—but only if he can get in on the cheap. To claim a free trip to Paris, he launches a one-dollar art contest, challenging Donald and Gladstone to create the best portrait or statue of him. With Dick Moores handling art, inks, and letters, and Paul Murry bringing the cover to life, this 1954 Dell classic captures the usual chaos with a clever twist.
In a bid to join the Hall of Fame on the cheap, Uncle Scrooge launches a one-dollar art contest, challenging Donald Duck and Gladstone Gander to create the best portrait or statue of him—winner gets a free trip to Paris. With Huey, Dewey, and Louie caught in the middle, the competition heats up as pride, rivalry, and a dash of duck-sized ambition collide.
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Reprinted in Donald Duck #30/1955 (1955), Le Journal de Mickey #187 (1955), Anders And & Co. #14/1958 (1958), Kalle Anka & C:o #2/1958 (1958), Le Journal de Mickey #302 (1958), Donald Duck & Co #8/1958 (1958), Kalle Anka & C:o #14/1958 (1958), Kalle Anka & C:o #15/1958 (1958), Donald Duck & Co #20/1958 (1958), Donald Duck & Co #21/1958 (1958), Donald Duck & Co #13/1959 (1959), Donald Duck & Co #20/1959 (1959), Donald Duck & Co #33/1959 (1959), Film Fun #2154 (1961), Film Fun #2156 (1961), Film Fun #2182 (1961), Walt Disney Comics Digest #45 (1974), Donald Duck #157 (1974), Walt Disney's Giant Comics #607 (1975), Walt Disney's Giant Comics #636 (1975), Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge Adventures #27 (1994), Walt Disney's Donald Duck Adventures #29 (1994)
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