Walt Disney's Donald Duck Adventures - Free Promotional Comic Book #[nn]

Aug 2006 · Gemstone · 0.00 FREE

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In "Maharajah Donald," Carl Barks delivers a classic adventure where Huey, Dewey, and Louie’s improbable journey from a pencil stub to a steamship ticket lands Donald Duck in a whirlwind of unintended consequences. When Donald commandeers the passage to India, his nephews stow away—only to find themselves entangled with a generous Maharajah who asks a simple favor: escorting a sacred elephant across a perilous river. With Barks’ signature charm and whimsy, this free 2006 Gemstone comic, illustrated and inked by the master himself, features a cover by Barks that captures the story’s playful spirit.

Contains 2 stories

Maharajah Donald

28 pp · Adventure, Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Donald DuckHueyDeweyLouiePiggy (pig-boy with glasses)kid with kiteJoe (monkey-kid)sailor's kidjewelerpearl-buying rich guyship's pursership's captainMaharajah of Hoopadoolamaharajah's aidemaharajah's servantthe Mogul ElephantBumpay Royal Tax CollectorBumpay Regal Compiler of the Deficitvarious officials of Bumpaytigersbearded old manman with minah birdBritish travelerBumpay stadium broadcaster

When Huey, Dewey, and Louie trade up from a pencil stub to a steamship ticket to India—only for Donald to seize it and force the boys to stow away—their adventure takes a turn when Donald crosses paths with the eccentric Maharajah of Hoopadoola. The wealthy ruler offers to clear their maritime trouble in exchange for a seemingly simple favor: riding the sacred Mogul Elephant across a narrow river into a neighboring kingdom. But with a parade of oddball officials, a bearded old man with a minah bird, and a royal tax collector watching every move, even a gentle elephant ride might not be as harmless as it seems.

The Peaceful Hills

2 pp · Adventure, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Donald DuckHueyDeweyLouiebeareagle

Donald Duck, seeking peace away from his nephews’ noisy western antics, ventures into the quiet hills—only to find that even the most serene wilderness has its own brand of chaos. With Huey, Dewey, and Louie left behind, Donald soon discovers that "friendly creatures" can be just as disruptive as any roaring cowboy movie.