Walt Disney's Christmas Parade #2
In "You Can't Guess," Donald Duck sets a festive challenge for his nephews: if they can guess what he wants for Christmas, he’ll buy them the building set they’ve been dreaming of. As the family and friends take up the task, their well-meaning efforts spiral into a holiday mix-up involving cars, construction toys, and a surprise twist no one sees coming. Written and drawn by Carl Barks, with a cover by Jim Pabian, this 1950 Dell comic captures the warmth and humor of a classic Disney holiday tale.
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Donald promises to buy the nephews what they want for Christmas--a spectacular building set--if they can guess what he wants for Christmas. As they try to guess, Donald's friends and relatives become involved, and each independently decides to buy Donald a new car to replace his worn-out jalopy. They also buy the nephews building sets. Finally, the nephews guess correctly that Donald wants a new car for Christmas.
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