Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #4 (448)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Stalwart Ranger," Donald Duck faces his most daunting challenge yet: a forest service recruitment test that requires nothing more than counting mountain sheep. With Carl Barks' signature blend of slapstick and subtle wit, this 1978 issue finds Donald utterly out of his depth—literally and figuratively—while trying to prove he’s fit for duty. The story, written and illustrated by Barks with inks by Barks and lettering by Garé Barks, features a cover by Bob Gregory and Bill Wright.
When the Duckburg Forest Service needs fresh recruits, Donald Duck is handed the "challenging" task of counting mountain sheep—only to discover his idea of endurance involves napping mid-count. With Huey, Dewey, and Louie watching from the sidelines, and two flabby recruits struggling to keep up, even the adoring female tourists seem skeptical. Can Donald prove he’s more than just a sleepy mascot for the ranger corps?
Uncle Scrooge seals a deal to buy the Toot Toot and Clackety Clack Railroad, but only if the price includes truckloads of trading stamps—much to the surprise of the railroad board of directors and a skeptical switchboard operator.
Mickey and Goofy set up camp on a seemingly deserted island, blissfully unaware they’ve stumbled upon the hidden floating home of the reclusive Crusoe Robinson. When pirate renegades Black Pete and Scuttle arrive, claiming the island as their own, the unlikely trio finds themselves in a tense standoff—just as the island’s strange secrets begin to stir.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #1 (265) (1962), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #2 (266) (1962), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #6 (294) (1965)
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #39/1978 (1978), Walt Disney's Comics #379
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