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When Huey, Louie and Dewey turn sleuth, Donald foxes them with phony clues in Carl Barks' classic "Thug Busters!" Then "For School the Bell Tolls" when Donald becomes a truant officer. Fethry Duck turns ape-man in "Simian Similarity," then "Brer Rabbit's Secret" gets leaked in a rare 1947 Paul Murry classic! Finally, Floyd Gottfredson's "Mickey's Dangerous Double" concludes with a battle of identical good versus evil! ... Read more

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Mr. Jones and Donald get along badly enough as next-door neighbors... so why are they bunkmates on an ocean cruise? Just sit back and you'll hear the tale in Michael T. Gilbert (Mr. Monster) and Paco Rodriguez's side-splitting cover story, "The Odd Couple!" Next, fan favorites John Lustig (Last Kiss) and Daan Jippes ask Daisy "Are You Really You," while Zeke Wolf swindles Brer Bear in Paul Murry's "Cluck and the Beanstalk!" Mickey, Horace, and Goofy camp out in Noel Van Horn's "Prometheus"; then Jeff Hamill and Cesar Ferioli delve into Pluto's origins in "Once Upon a Dog!" Finally, Neighbor Jones returns to bedevil Donald in Carl Barks' classic "Purloined Putty!" ... Read more

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Presenting Gemstone's first-ever "Choose-Your-Own-Disney-Adventure:" a modern tale of Egyptian intrigue in which you decide the fate of Donald Duck and Huey, Dewey and Louie! Carl Barks' 1943 classic "The Mummy's Ring" wraps the book... in mummy's bandages, that is. When a mystery man kidnaps Donald's nephew Huey, his trail leads the Ducks to Egypt's Bey of El Dagga! ... Read more

Customer Reviews (2)

Far away from Carl Barks
Makes you miss Carl Barks stories. The plot is weak and lacks the colour of Barks works.
For a child's reading, it could get 2 stars, due to the interactive plot, which may be fun for the young ones.

I love Donald Duck's latest adventure! It's intriguing and hysterical!

I truly enjoyed this book, even if it is for kids; I'm a big kid at heart! Donald Duck is a "crack-up!" His voice alone is enough to drive me into hysterics, not to mention his hilarious antics!

You just have to see how mischievous and overbearing he is in the setting of Egypt's Bey of El Dagga! It's enough to drive an insane person SANE.

And those nephews, Huey, Dewey and Louie, are as precocious as ever; wait till you see how they react when someone kidnaps poor little Huey. Wow! Speaking of adventure!

The neat twist to this book, Gemstone's first-ever "Choose-Your-Own-Disney-Adventure," is that you, the reader, help decide the fate of Donald and Company. How unique is that?

This is a modern tale of Egyptian intrigue that I recommend highly. Your kids will love it!
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It's Valentine's Day, and Daisy dumps Donald for a Saudi nobleman in Marco Rota's "Burning Hearts!" Can Donald rescue his riven romance? Next, it's Pegleg Pete who falls in love -- with crimebustin' Mickey Mouse and Butch disguised as "Schoolgirls!" Then, in part two of Floyd Gottfredson's "The Gleam," Mickey struggles to outwit the jewel-robbing swami... but falls at the feet of his hypnotic power! Finally, in Carl Barks' "Jet Rescue," it's Donald's turn to dump his significant other, desperately wooing slinky flower collector Swansdown Swoonsudden! ... Read more

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We all know clowns are secretly evil... and Donald proves it in William Van Horn's new "Lost and Clowned!"Huey, Dewey, and Louie idolize a heroic police dog in Lars Jensen's "Detective Duck"; then, in Noel Van Horn's "Fame," it's Mickey's turn to take a bite out of Phantom Blot crime!A trio of back-to-school tales fill up the book: Don Markstein's Super Goof in "Two Heads Are Better Than One," Carl Barks' Donald in "Playin' Hookey," and Al Hubbard's Fethry in "Blackboard Bungle!" ... Read more

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Walt Disney Comics & Stories
I have been a fan of WD Comics & Stories since 1959. The current book, published by Gemstone is targeted for Disney collectors. Each issue is packed with a nice mix of new and old material garnered from both US and European writers and artists. These books are all age friendly and always enjoyable! ... Read more