Walt Disney's Donald Duck Adventures #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis fourth issue of Walt Disney's Donald Duck Adventures from September 1990 features the lead story 'The Bees Have It,' continuing the series' tradition of all-new Donald Duck comic adventures produced for the American market. The issue collects original stories starring Donald, his nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie, and other classic Disney characters in humorous, family-friendly tales typical of the early 1990s Disney comic line.
In "The Bees Have It!", Donald Duck is determined to enjoy a proper gentleman's breakfast—tea, toast, and honey—only to face a bee-filled obstacle when store shelves come up empty. With stubborn resolve, he ventures into the wild to harvest honey straight from a hive, braving stings and chaos in pursuit of his sweet goal. Written and drawn by William Van Horn, with colors by Jo Meugniot and cover art by Van Horn himself, this 1990 adventure captures Donald’s signature frustration with a classic, honey-sweet twist.
Donald Duck is determined to enjoy a proper gentleman’s breakfast—tea, toast, and honey—until he discovers the shelves are bare. With no honey in sight, he ventures into the wild to harvest it straight from a hive, only to find himself in a sticky situation with a swarm of aggressive bees and a very determined bee-control officer.
When Daisy Duck’s visit turns into a no-tolerance zone for mess, Donald bans Huey, Dewey, and Louie from his spotless home—only to find their chaotic exile causes even more havoc than they would have in the house. The trio’s misadventures take a wild turn as their attempt to stay out of trouble backfires spectacularly.
When Huey, Dewey, and Louie launch their Junior Woodchucks "Future Farm Experts" project by raising bees, chaos blooms in Duckburg—Donald’s backyard becomes a buzzing battleground, the city’s peace is shattered, and even the Supreme Instructor is left scratching his head. With bees swarming every corner, from the florist’s shop to the beat cop’s patrol route, Donald must navigate a hive of escalating trouble before the whole town turns into a giant, stinging nuisance.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #2 (158) (1953)
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #41/1992 (1992), Disney Masters #18 (2021)
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