Walt Disney's Donald Duck Adventures #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Just a Humble, Bumbling Duck," a 1991 Disney comic written and drawn by William Van Horn, Donald Duck hits rock bottom after a string of job failures—only to face a crushing verdict from a scientist's machine that declares him fit for nothing more than menial labor. With a mix of humor and heart, the story follows Donald as he grapples with the weight of that label, all rendered in Van Horn’s expressive art and Keane’s vibrant colors, with the cover by Van Horn capturing the moment’s quiet despair.
Donald Duck, ever the optimist despite his string of misfortunes, seeks help from the eccentric Dr. Flackenstaff after yet another job falls through. With the help of a bizarre analysis machine, the doctor delivers a verdict that shocks Donald: he’s only suited for the most humble, bumbling tasks.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck #252 (1987), Anders And & Co. #31/1986
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #45/1992 (1992), Micky Maus #38/2001 (2001), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #651 (2004)
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