Walt Disney Daisy and Donald #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Squeeze Play," Daisy ropes Donald into welcoming their new neighbors with a thoughtful gift—only for a miscommunicated note to spark a misunderstanding that sends the new girl, Brenda, on a romantic chase. With the neighborhood buzzing and feelings flaring, Daisy must think fast to set things right, all while keeping Donald out of the spotlight. Written and illustrated by Bob Gregory, this 1975 classic features a playful, perfectly paced tale brought to life with crisp art, and a cover by Pete Alvarado and Bill Wright.
Donald Duck is feeling the pressure before his first day as a soda jerk at Fudgeripple's, so Daisy Duck tries to ease his nerves with music—only to discover Donald’s idea of calming tunes is anything but peaceful. As the tune plays, chaos follows, and soon even the hearing doctor is called in to sort out the noise.
Donald Duck is handed the legendary helmet of Rollo the Headstrong by his lodge, only to find himself stuck in it—literally. With help from Daisy Duck and a visit to Clarabelle Cow’s metal shop, the trio sets off on a wacky quest to free him, but the helmet’s fate takes an unexpected turn.
When Daisy convinces Donald to welcome their new neighbors with a thoughtful gift, a mix-up with a note leads Brenda Catwhisker to believe he’s smitten with her. Now Daisy must think fast to undo the misunderstanding—before Brenda moves in for good.
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Reprinted in Topolino #1052 (1976), Walt Disney's Comics #360 (1976), Anders And Ekstra #10/1978 (1978), Donald Duck Spesial #10/1978 (1978), Almanacco Topolino #305 (1982), Joakim (Farbror Joakim) #9/1982 (1982)
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