Walt Disney's Donald Duck Adventures #38
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the 38th issue of the 1990s Disney comic series, featuring classic Donald Duck adventures with his nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie, along with other beloved characters from Duckburg. The stories blend humor and lighthearted mischief, typical of the Disney comic tradition of that era.
In "A Small Matter," Gyro Gearloose's latest invention—a ray gun that can shrink or grow objects—accidentally ends up in the hands of the nephews, leading Donald to accidentally reduce himself to tiny size. With the help of his family and a little ingenuity, the nephews must track down Donald before he’s lost forever in the backyard. Written and illustrated by William Van Horn, with vibrant colors by Jo Meugniot and Val Dal Chele, and a dynamic cover by Bob Foster and William Van Horn, this 1993 adventure blends classic Disney charm with a clever, high-stakes twist.
When Gyro Gearloose unveils his latest invention—a ray gun that can shrink or grow anything—the nephews accidentally take it home, setting off a chain of mishaps. Donald Duck soon finds himself accidentally reduced to tiny size, and now the trio of nephews must track him down before he’s lost for good.
When the nephews order a toy laser ray gun from a cereal box, they accidentally receive a real one—complete with a bizarre side effect that turns anyone who hears it into a dancing maniac. Now Donald and Daisy must help the boys contain the chaos before the entire town starts boogying out of control.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #189 (1948), Four Color #223 (1949), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #2 (278) (1963), Anders And & Co. #10/1993
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