Donald Duck #[nn]

When the nephews time Donald’s rush to the bomb shelter, he’s not impressed—so he builds a sliding board outside their bedroom window to make his escape a whole lot more dramatic.

When Donald’s usual rides all fail him—flat tire, broken bike, and a stubborn donkey—he’s out of luck until he spots a robot in a shop window. With no other options, he buys the mechanical man to haul him around, but things quickly get… complicated.

In "Rolling Tire," Donald Duck’s routine trip to fix a flat takes a wild turn when the new tire he’s rolling back to his car suddenly escapes, leading to a frantic chase that lands it—of all things—hooked on an angry bull’s horn. The story’s simple premise spins into pure, slapstick chaos with just a few panels, showcasing classic Disney humor at its most delightfully absurd.

Donald Duck’s quest for a peaceful nap takes a chaotic turn when every attempt at rest is ruined by relentless noise—until a sleepy drive into the countryside ends in a crash. Finally, he finds the quiet he’s been chasing, tucked away in a hospital bed.

When Donald Duck tries to keep his wet umbrella from dripping inside the trolley car, things quickly spiral out of control—especially when the wind snatches it right out the window, dragging him along for the ride. A classic slice of chaotic, slapstick humor from the 1944 Donald Duck anthology.

In this whimsical 1944 tale from Donald Duck #nn, the Seven Dwarfs stumble upon Thumper lost in the woods, only to find themselves caught in a twist of fate when the Wicked Witch, disguised as a sweet old lady, tries to steal Thumper’s tail for her brew. With a poisoned apple meant for Dopey’s birthday and a magic wishing well promising a cure, the Dwarfs’ day takes a surprisingly sleepy turn—just as the real magic begins.