Walt Disney's Ludwig Von Drake #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Free Trip," Ludwig Von Drake trades his lab coat for a cowboy hat, chasing the thrill of the old west—only to find that his genius might just be too much for frontier life. With Tony Strobl’s lively art and a touch of Western Publishing’s classic color, this 1962 Dell comic delivers a clever, lighthearted ride through a town that never saw it coming, all drawn by Strobl and colored by the Western Publishing Production Shop.
Ludwig Von Drake dreams of the wild frontier, drawn to the thrill of western TV shows like Roy Ranger’s broadcasts. When his experiments accidentally summon the spirit of the old west, he finds himself in a town straight out of a cowboy drama—complete with stagecoach drivers, brawling cowpokes, and even Indian raiders. But even with all the action, his genius may be the one thing that keeps him from truly living the legend.
When a boastful citizen of Duckburg claims he could’ve been a trillionaire if only he’d tried, Uncle Scrooge challenges him to prove it by hiring him as office manager at his soap powder factory—only to discover that “Mr. Know-It-All” might not be as smart as he sounds. With Huey, Dewey, and Louie watching, Ludwig Von Drake adds his skeptical voice to the mix as the experiment unfolds.
When Donald tries to stop Huey, Dewey, and Louie from digging a swimming pool in the backyard, it’s clear he’s fighting a losing battle—especially when Daisy’s around to lend a hand. Just how far will the chaos go before the whole yard’s underwater?
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Reprinted in Almanacco Topolino #70 (1962), Donald Duck & Co #8/1963 (1963), Donald Duck & Co #12/1963 (1963), Donald Duck & Co #16/1963 (1963), Donald Duck & Co #20/1963 (1963), Donald Duck & Co #26/1963 (1963), Donald Duck & Co #2/1964 (1964), Donald Duck & Co #19/1964 (1964), Donald Duck #19/1965 (1965), Le Journal de Mickey #691 (1965), Kalle Anka & C:o #15-16/1998 (1998), Donald Duck & Co #30/2023 (2023)
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