Walt Disney's Donald Duck Adventures #5

Oct 1990 · Disney · 1.50 USD; 1.95 CAD

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About this Collection

This volume collects issues #5 through #10 of the 1990 Walt Disney's Donald Duck Adventures series, featuring the lead story 'Snore Losers.' The collection presents classic Disney comic adventures starring Donald Duck and his nephews, originally published in the early 1990s by Disney Comics.

In "Snore Losers," Donald Duck’s recurring dreams of Scrooge handing him a million dollars are matched by Scrooge’s own unsettling nightmares about doing just that—until a dreamologist steps in to unravel the mystery. Written and illustrated by William Van Horn, with colors by Carl Gafford and letters by Van Horn himself, this 1990 adventure blends whimsy and woe as the duo’s shared subconscious becomes a battleground of greed, guilt, and sleepless nights. The cover, by Todd Kurosawa and Larry Mayer, captures the surreal tension of the dream world with a touch of classic Disney charm.

Contains 3 stories

Snore Losers

12 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Donald DuckUncle ScroogeHueyDeweyLouieDuckworthDr. J. Slumberbunk Swoonsnooze (dreamologist)snooty shoe specialistsnooty automotive advisor

When Donald keeps dreaming of Scrooge handing him a million dollars—and Scrooge keeps waking up from nightmares of doing just that—the two end up consulting the eccentric dreamologist Dr. J. Slumberbunk Swoonsnooze. But with a snooty shoe specialist and a snooty automotive advisor also tangled in the mix, the dream therapist’s solution might just turn their sleepless nights into something far more chaotic.

The Lottery Ticket

8 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Donald DuckHueyDeweyLouiedoctorGladstone Gander (flashback)lottery clerk (flashback)laundry man (flashback)different laundry man (flashback)laundry workers (flashback)

Donald Duck’s luck takes a surprising turn when he claims a lottery prize—after spinning a tale to Gladstone Gander that there were no tickets left to buy. But with Gladstone’s reputation for improbable fortune, and a past full of coincidences, the real question isn’t whether Donald won… it’s whether he ever truly had a chance.

The Dancing Dog

6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Donald DuckHueyDeweyLouieGyro GearlooseBolivar (as Bernie)dog talent show hostdog talent show contestantsdog talent show audienceFido (dog)Stripe (dog)

Donald Duck enters his lazy dog Bolivar in a dog talent show, armed with a high-tech boost from Gyro Gearloose’s latest invention—turning the sleepy mutt into a surprisingly sprightly performer. With Huey, Dewey, and Louie cheering from the sidelines and a lineup of quirky canine competitors ready to impress, the stage is set for a chaotic, tail-wagging spectacle.