Product Description
This is Whitman 11361, a reprint of 1950s comics featuring the Disney ducks and Gyro Gearloose. 48 pages, 10" x 7 1/8". ... Read more

Customer Reviews (3)

A treat for Donald Duck lovers
I remember reading this story when I was just a child and I had forgotten how much fun the old Donald Duck adventures were. If you like Donald Duck and enjoy his many adventures then I can highly recommend this book. There are three stories in the book, including the lead, and all are funny. Unlike the pulp paper of the old comic books this is a medium gloss, high-quality paper with clean printing and sharp colors. Buy it, settle down and laugh.

Book Fell Apart
The outside cover and back of this paperback comic book came completely apart from the pages in about 1 hour.Now, the pages are coming apart.The same thing happened to another Donald Duck comic book we bought on Amazon.Buy at your own risk...

GOOD CLASSIC DONALD DUCK STORIES !
This is a good Donald Duck comic album.It's first and main story is called the Terror of the River and is about Donald and his nephews trying to fend off a pursuing "Sea Serpent" from their house boat in the Mississippi River.I thought this was a very good story. The second story is about Donald's misadventures trying to train seals when him and his nephews have a day at the beach.And the third and comical story is about Donald Duck being a camp counselor for the Junior Wood Chucks trying to show his "bravery and heroism." ... Read more

Product Description
Celebrate Mickey's 80th anniversary this month with a wild new Byron Erickson/Cesar Ferioli jam: "An Impish Bad Birthday!"Then Mickey, Atomo Bleep-Bleep, and the ghostly Hon-Ki-Ton find gold and danger in the pulse-pounding climax of Romano Scarpa's "Sacred Spring of Seasons Past!"Classic Carl Barks, new Big Bad Wolf, and Junior Woodchuck shorts fill out the issue in style! ... Read more

Product Description
In William Van Horn's "Winks," Donald goes looking for the Lost Treasure of Duckburg in the dead of winter, because it's the only time of year when no one has ever looked! Next, in Part 1 of Floyd Gottfredson's long-awaited "The Gleam," Mickey battles a devious swami with designs on Minnie's family fortune! Backyard brawler Donald enjoys a "Renewed Feud" with Neighbor Jones; then Big Bad Wolf gets "Red Riding Hoodwinked" in a 1946 Carl Buettner classic! Noel Van Horn brings back Pegleg Pete in Mickey's "Stir Crazy," and Carl Barks introduces Donald Duck to "Singapore Joe," a rowdy parrot with a pirate's temper! Brer Rabbit rounds out the book. ... Read more