WDCS232-255

 

WDCS232 - 1960

UNDER THE POLAR ICE
The nephews have won a trip on a submarine but Donald stows away rather than face a punishment of peeling ten sacks of potatoes. But there are more potatoes that need to be peeled aboard the sub!

WDCS233 - 1960

KNIGHTS OF THE FLYING SLEDS
The nephews are roaming the neighbourhood on Gyro's airborne sleds trying to help people. But help is not always welcome...

WDCS234 - 1960

RIDING THE PONY EXPRESS
Donald and the nephews are guests on a dude ranch and they decide to revive the old Pony Express just for fun. But the game becomes serious!

WDCS235 - 1960

WANT TO BUY AN ISLAND?
The nephews are playing businessmen and they draw a deed for an imaginary island. Later on, Donald accidentally gets hold of it and he thinks it genuine...

WDCS236 - 1960

FROGGY FARMER
Donald wants to grow frogs in order to sell the frog legs to the restaurants. The nephews decide to tease him.

WDCS237 - 1960

MYSTERY OF THE LOCH
The nephews win a underwater camera and Donald immediately sees its potential. He heads for Loch Less to photograph its sea monster!

WDCS238 - 1960

THE DOG-SITTER
Donald is baby-sitting a sly dog whose only thought is to get out of the house.

WDCS239 - 1960

THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH
Donald is a successful blacksmith until he is hired by the city council to melt down an old cannon and pound it into plowshares.

WDCS240 - 1960

THE FRAIDY FALCON
The nephews are given a falcon from a falcon school because it has a timid nature. Donald takes upon himself to make a 'man' out of the bird!

WDCS241 - 1960

ROCKS TO RICHES
Donald uses his rock tumbler to polish gemstones found in the desert. Scrooge asks Donald to polish his mouldering diamonds...

WDCS242 - 1960

BALLOONATICS
The nephews are playing with balloons while Donald is raking leaves. How do these events lead to Donald riding a giant Donald Duck balloon in the stratosphere?

WDCS243 - 1960

TURKEY TROUBLE
When Donald is tricked into buying a plot of land filled with chickens disguised as turkeys he tries to trick Gladstone in turn...

WDCS244 - 1961

MISSILE FIZZLE
Donald is a broom sweeper at Duckburg's missile base where a saboteur is blowing up the rockets as they lift off. Before he knows it, Donald is mixed up with the next attempt...

WDCS245 - 1961

SITTING HIGH
Donald thinks he can become famous by sitting on a flagpole. It is not all that easy!

WDCS246 - 1961

LOST FRONTIER
Donald takes the nephews to the Grand Canyon to prove to them that cavemen don't exist. He will soon be much wiser...

WDCS247 - 1961

THE MADCAP MARINER
Donald is captain on Scrooge's schooner in a race to win a prize for the biggest fish. And Scrooge has a secret device on board!

WDCS248 - 1961

THE TERRIBLE TOURIST
Donald is visiting Hondorica where he sees a beautiful seņorita who he tries to court. But her father doesn't approve...

WDCS249 - 1961

STRANGER THAN FICTION
Donald does not believe the nephews' science fiction magazines stories about sending matter through space. But Gyro can send Donald through space!

WDCS250 - 1961

BOXED-IN
Donald has to attend Daisy's social auction but he is out of money. He then commandeers the nephews' savings, and they decide to get even...

WDCS251 - 1961

DUCK LUCK
Donald's fortune cookie tells him to go home and go to bed. He doesn't pay any attention to it but he should...

WDCS252 - 1961

MR. PRIVATE EYE
Donald sees himself as a brilliant detective and does not hesitate to take a job protecting the priceless Cat's-Eye Opal.

WDCS253 - 1961

HOUND HOUNDER
Donald is a first class dogcatcher until he takes upon himself to catch the JW hound. However, it is at least as cunning as Donald!

WDCS254 - 1961

JET WITCH
The Duckburgians decide to hold a quiet Halloween this year but Donald doesn't hear of the plan and makes it the worst Halloween Duckburg has ever seen...

WDCS255 - 1961

BOAT BUSTER
Whose gasoline is the most powerful - Scrooge's or John D. Rockerduck's? The fuels are tested in motorboats with Donald as Scrooge's driver.

 

 

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