Walt Disney's Donald Duck #52
In "Ten-Gallon Hat Checks," Donald Duck takes a surprising turn when he decides to prove a point to Huey, Dewey, and Louie by welcoming ants into his home—only to find their hospitality comes at a cost. Jack Bradbury handles the art and inks with his signature precision, while Carl Barks' iconic cover captures the chaos with his usual flair. A 10-cent comic from 1957, it's a classic slice of Duck-sized absurdity.
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After telling off Huey, Dewey and Louie for arguing with someone not as big as them, Donald decides to set a good example and invites ants into his home. The ants make themselves so comfortable that Donald and his nephews eventually have to move out of their house.
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