Walt Disney's Vacation Parade #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis second volume of Gemstone's Vacation Parade series collects classic Disney comic stories originally published in the 1950s and 1960s, featuring Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and other beloved characters in lighthearted, seasonal adventures. The collection reprints material from the original Dell and Gold Key comics, offering a nostalgic look at vintage Disney storytelling and art.
In "Dangerous Disguise," the ducks race against time to intercept a secret message meant for the elusive spy Madame Triple-X, leading them on a wild chase to Chiliburgeria. After a chaotic train journey, Donald Duck finds himself in the unlikely role of Donaldo el Quacko, a bullfighter, as the plot thickens in this classic adventure written and illustrated by Carl Barks, with colors by Scott Rockwell and lettering by Barks himself. The cover, a dynamic collaboration by Carl Buettner and Rick Keene, captures the high-stakes flair of the story.
When Donald Duck and his nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie intercept a coded message meant for the glamorous spy Madame Triple-X, they spring into action—racing to Chiliburgeria before she can deliver the stolen bomb plans to her secret contact. After a wild train ride, Donald dons a flamboyant disguise and impersonates the bullfighter Donaldo el Quacko, diving headfirst into a high-stakes game of espionage with no idea what comes next.
Goofy’s got a week at Mount Aries Camp, and he’s dragging Mickey and his nephews Morty and Ferdie along for the ride—no map, no GPS, just pure chaos. What starts as a simple road trip turns into a wild misadventure when the boys stumble into a camp full of surprisingly aggressive locals, and suddenly every trail leads to trouble.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #308 (1951), Walt Disney's Vacation Parade #2 (1951), Walt Disney's Chip 'n' Dale #10 (1957), Walt Disney Uncle Scrooge #51 (1964), Anders And & Co. #31/2004
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