Walt Disney Uncle Scrooge #77
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Jillion-Dollar Diamond," a hungry chicken’s mistaken snack—mistaking a sack of cement for corn and washing it down with fountain water—leads to a surprisingly solid situation. This 1968 Western Publishing classic, with its vibrant colors by the Western Publishing Production Shop and a memorable cover by Tony Strobl and Steve Steere, delivers a delightfully absurd twist in the world of Uncle Scrooge.
A hungry chicken, mistaking a sack of cement for corn, eagerly swallows it down and washes it with fountain water—only to stiffen into a surprisingly solid statue. The workman, witnessing the absurd transformation, can’t help but stare in stunned disbelief.
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Reprinted in Topolino #686 (1969), Almanacco Topolino #146 (1969), Donald Duck & Co #22/1969 (1969), Donald Ducks Show #[15] (1969), Anders And & Co. #9/1971 (1971), Donald Duck & Co #10/1971 (1971), Walt Disney Uncle Scrooge #158 (1978), Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #3 (1984), Uncle Scrooge Comics Digest #1 (1986), Uncle Scrooge Comics Digest #2 (1987), Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #302 (1997)
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