Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #312
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Hands of Zeus," Scrooge’s loyal Bahdisian Snapdogs are pulled from duty for retraining, leaving Donald to scramble for replacements. With the market flooded and options slim, he reluctantly loans Scrooge Bolivar—the big, lazy, but surprisingly sharp-behaved dog—only to find the Beagle Boys have no idea what they’re in for. Written by Mike Sharland and Bob Bartholomew, with art by Daniel Branca and coloring by Summer Hinton, this 1998 adventure brings classic Disney charm to a canine caper, all under the legendary cover pencils and inks by Carl Barks.
In a charming 1930s-era flashback, Mickey and Minnie share their very first romantic moment in a story reprinted from early comic strips, capturing the tender beginnings of their relationship. With a backdrop of playful animals and gentle humor, the tale unfolds through a series of sweet, quiet gestures that hint at something deeper beneath the surface.
When Scrooge’s Bahdisian Snapdog guard dogs are recalled for retraining, Donald Duck is tasked with finding temporary replacements—only to come up with one unlikely candidate: his own dog, Bolivar. With the Beagle Boys eyeing a chance to sneak into Scrooge’s money bin, they underestimate the surprisingly sharp instincts of a dog who’s more than just a big, lazy presence.
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↩ Reprints Large Feature Comic #16 (1941), Walt Disney's the Phantom Blot #3 (1965), Donald Duck #4/1997 (1997), Anders And & Co. #3/1997, Anders And & Co. #30/1988, Anders And & Co. #31/1988, Anders And & Co. #4/1997, Anders And & Co. #44/1996, Donald Duck #5/1997
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