Walt Disney Daisy and Donald #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Case of Grumps," Daisy and Donald take a blooming leap into entrepreneurship by opening their own flower shop across the street from the seemingly friendly but secretly competitive Mr. Snide. With Bob Gregory handling both story and art, this 1976 Western comic delivers a charming, lighthearted clash of wits and wilting petals, all capped by a cover by Bob Gregory and Tony DiPaola.
Daisy Duck sets her sights on gardening, and with Donald Duck’s reluctant help, she’s soon cultivating something far more than just a vegetable patch—what starts as a simple garden soon blossoms into a record-breaking tomato that’s as rare as it is delicious.
Daisy and Donald launch a flower shop right across the street from Mr. Snide’s, hoping to carve out their own niche — but Mr. Snide, with a smile and a sleight of hand, makes sure every small success feels like a setback. As the two try to keep their business afloat, Clyde finds himself caught in the middle of a rivalry that’s as sharp as a thorn and twice as sticky.
When Donald Duck volunteers to help kids transform a vacant lot into a playground, things take a surprising turn when Daisy Duck accidentally drinks Gyro Gearloose’s experimental super-strength potion—leaving her with more power than she knows what to do with. With the Mayor of Duckburg watching and Butch lurking nearby, the day’s simple cleanup quickly becomes a whirlwind of unexpected strength and chaos.
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Reprinted in Almanacco Topolino #285 (1980), Donald Duck & Co #37/2025 (2025)
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