Walt Disney's Giant Comics #528

Jan 1972 · W. G. Publications; Wogan Publications · 0.15 AUD

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In "Voodoo Hoodoo," Carl Barks delivers another delightfully bizarre adventure as Donald Duck finds himself cursed with a poisoned doll meant for Uncle Scrooge—mistakenly delivered due to a seventy-year-old mix-up. With the nephews and the eerie Bombie the Zombie in tow, Donald journeys to Africa to seek help from the mysterious witch doctor Foola Zoola, hoping to reverse a curse that threatens to shrink him to rat-size. The story, written and illustrated by Carl Barks with his signature flair, features his distinctive artwork and storytelling, while the cover by Barks captures the tale’s spooky charm.

Contains 2 stories

Voodoo Hoodoo

30 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Donald DuckHueyDeweyLouieUncle ScroogeBombie the Zombie (intro)Foola Zoola (intro)Prof. Cornelius McCobb (intro)Bop BopPlant ManagerThe Guide

When a cursed doll meant for Uncle Scrooge ends up in Donald Duck’s hands—thanks to a seventy-year-old mix-up with a zombie named Bombie the Zombie—the duck and his nephews, Huey, Dewey, and Louie, set off on a wild safari to Africa. With the help of the mysterious witch doctor Foola Zoola and a cast of oddball allies, including the ever-bumbling Prof. Cornelius McCobb and a skeptical Plant Manager, Donald must find the antidote before the poison shrinks him to rat-size.

Monkey Business

1 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Uncle Scrooge