Walt Disney's Donald Duck #74
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dive to Danger," Uncle Scrooge hires Donald Duck to lay an underwater electric line, setting the stage for a chaotic mix of engineering and underwater antics. With the Beagle Boys secretly aiding Donald in their own clam-heist scheme—only to bungle it spectacularly—the usual chaos of Duckburg is turned upside down, all under the sharp pencils of Tony Strobl and the vibrant colors of the Western Publishing Production Shop. Cover by Pete Alvarado.
When Uncle Scrooge needs an underwater electric line installed, he calls on Donald Duck to handle the job—only to find the Beagle Boys have their own plan to steal clams nearby. With Donald unaware, the crooks try to help him secretly, but their clumsy antics quickly turn the dive into a slippery mess.
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Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #18/1961 (1961), Film Fun #2161 (1961), Le Journal de Mickey #476 (1961), Donald Duck & Co #39/1961 (1961), Le Journal de Mickey #488 (1961), Le Journal de Mickey #492 (1961), Donald Duck & Co #44/1961 (1961), Donald Duck & Co #3/1962 (1962), Topolino #332 (1962), Donald Duck #212 (1979)
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