Walt Disney's Donald Duck Adventures #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue of Walt Disney's Donald Duck Adventures features the title story 'The Duck Who Fell to Earth,' a sci-fi tale involving Donald Duck in an out-of-this-world adventure. Published by Disney in June 1993 as part of the ongoing series, this comic also includes additional stories and features typical of the anthology format.
In "The Duck Who Fell To Earth," Scrooge McDuck teams up with the eccentric Professor Mollicule to salvage old satellites from space, turning outer space into a new frontier for profit. When a test run goes awry, Donald finds himself stranded in orbit—far from home and gravity’s grasp. Written and illustrated by Don Rosa, with coloring by Jo Meugniot and lettering by Teresa Davidson, this 1993 adventure blends science and slapstick in classic Disney fashion, all framed by a cover by Bob Foster and Don Rosa.
When Scrooge sets out to reclaim valuable satellite parts from space, he enlists Professor Mollicule’s expertise—and Donald Duck’s reluctant help. What begins as a high-flying salvage mission quickly spirals when Donald finds himself stranded in orbit, far above Earth and entirely on his own.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #189 (1948), Four Color #199 (1948), Micky Maus #22/1991
Reprinted in Hall of Fame #[10] (2005), Walt Disney Treasury: Donald Duck #[nn] (2011), The Don Rosa Library #3 (2015)
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