Walt Disney's Donald Duck #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Alarms and the Man," Donald Duck’s ill-fated attempt to keep his umbrella from dripping on a trolley car spirals into chaos when the wind snatches it—and him—out the window. Written by Bob Karp and brought to life with energetic art by Al Taliaferro, this classic tale captures the mischievous spirit of Donald’s daily frustrations, all rendered in the distinctive style of the Western Publishing Production Shop. The cover by Vicar perfectly captures the moment’s absurd tension.
When Donald tries to keep his soggy umbrella from dripping on the trolley car's floor, a sudden gust snatches it through the window—dragging him right out after it.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #10 (34) (1943), Anders And & Co. #23/1989, Anders And & Co. #41/1986, Anders And & Co. #44/1988, Anders And & Co. #49/1988
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