Walt Disney's Christmas Parade #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Letter to Santa," Carl Barks delivers a festive gem from Walt Disney's Christmas Parade #5 (1967), where Donald Duck’s holiday misstep leads to a steamshovel showdown. When the nephews’ letter to Santa goes unmailed, Donald scrambles to fulfill their wish—only to spark a rivalry with Uncle Scrooge, who’s determined to outdo Santa himself. With Barks’ signature charm and humor, this classic tale of generosity, pride, and a clever disguise unfolds in a story that’s as warm as it is uproarious. Cover by Bob Grant captures the holiday spirit with a festive, whimsical touch.
Donald Duck forgets to send the nephews’ Christmas letter to Santa Claus, only to discover on Christmas Eve that they’re asking for a steamshovel. With help from Uncle Scrooge, who’s less thrilled about being outshone by Santa, the two end up in a wild steamshovel showdown—leaving the gift-giving plan in shambles. Now, Donald must pull off a clever disguise to deliver the news without spoiling the holiday spirit.
Mickey and Goofy run a plant clinic with high hopes, but their first patient—a strange, amorphous rubber plant—quickly proves harder to heal than expected. As their efforts to restore its vitality take an unexpected turn, the plant begins to grow in ways that leave the duo scrambling to keep things under control.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Christmas Parade #1 (1949), Walt Disney's Christmas Parade #2 (1950), Walt Disney's Christmas Parade #4 (1952)
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