I have a vague memory of a Disney comic where Donald (or maybe a different Duck?) travelled to a foreign country where he is mistaken for the king because coins were minted using his picture. When this is discovered the real king shaves off his beard and sideburns to look like Donald. Any of y'all know which issue this was?

Where can I find Disney comics to read online like marvel unlimited?

There was a comic of Uncle Scrooge in which all his wealth is transferred into underground caves to protect it from the Beagle boys. In the story it is mentioned that there are many underground caves in the city and some are also located beneath the Money Bin. So via an ingenious plan they device a way to transfer all the money into these underground caves and when the Beagle boys come, they are shocked to see the bin empty. Uncle Scrooge would hear the money flow into the underground caves like a stream of flowing cash. As far as I remember there were other characters like Hewy, Dewy & Lewy and maybe Gyro Gearloose too. Does anyone know which comic is this?

Ireyon

Ireyon is a character in the Paperinik (Duck Avenger) comics which is about Donald Duck being a superhero. She is an immortal thief who was born 5000 years ago in the city of Urgh, which is clearly based on the real life ancient city of Ur.

She was created by Danish comic creators Mårten Smet and Andreas Pihl.

I want to know what was the inspiration behind her name, "Ireyon". Searching for it yields no results.

There was a comic about the history of water. Gyro Gearloose sends everyone back in time to different stages of history. I don't remember if it was Donald and the nephews or if Mickey mouse was in it, too. Does anyone know what I'm talking about and where I can find it?

There was a multi-part series of Mickey Mouse comics about American history in the '90s-maybe early '00s which I'd like to find, I am from Finland & here it was published in Donald Duck pocket books over the course of a few years (I think-) so instead of sourcing the entire collection of the pocket books from 1990 to 2002 or so (to be safe-) just for one multi-part series I figured I'd ask if anyone who recognizes the series I am talking about knows either the artist or, even better, the name of the multi-part series.

Thank you in advance.

Hello experts! I've been wiki diving and noticed Goofy's alternative name "Goofus D Dawg" posted everywhere, but no sources anywhere! a lot of repetition copying the wiki saying "early 2000s comics."

Can anyone give me a comic or other publication where Goofy is given this name? I'm itching for that primary source!

In the early to mid 2010s I read a single issue of a Mickey comic where they travelled to an alien planet. It was recently published (then) and I haven’t seen anything about it since.

Mickey and his friends are kidnapped by bug-like aliens and taken to a garden planet full of them. They’re transported on floating futuristic platforms towards a big castle that looks like a hive. Later in the comic Mickey finds many of his friends trapped in amber and the bugs are evil. I believe there were also dinosaurs involved at the end of the issue.

I really want to find this comic as I never found out how it ended and it’s always been sitting at the back of my mind.

Any help towards finding the series or specific issue would be greatly appreciated

One of Gyro's inventions (presumably a evolutionary ray) makes a Beagle boy smart. The latter uses his inteligence to develop a flawless bank robbery plan. Later the rest of the Beagle boys make him even more smart and he starts making good deeds as a result.

I found this description at TV tropes (devolution device trope).

I remember seeing a somewhat newer Donald comic that I think was published by Gemstone, perhaps Boom or IDW. In the comic, Donald was driving a red and white car that was identical to a '54 to '56 Cadillac. He was driving it for Scrooge, and on the trip, he encountered a couple of bad guys that were dressed as women to escape the cops, and Donald picked them up. But the trip beat the car up and at the end of the comic, Scrooge was angry that Donald wrecked the car.

I've seen it before but I can't remember what comic or what issue it was in.

Hello people of reddit,

A friend of mine said that this is a great place to find random stuff well there’s a couple things I’ve been looking for and have had no luck in years so here’s my last ditch attempt First I’m looking for a comic strip from a newspaper it’s two panels long the first has an exhausted man in a suit comic home to massive noises thinking “There’s only one thing worse than coming home to a house with two screaming boys” the second panel has two children giving him a big loving hug and with a blissful smile on his face he thinks “And that’s coming home to a house without two screaming boys”

The second is an Uncle Scrooge comic where the beagle boys open a gas station next to the money bin and have used a tunnel to funnel money through a line called something like “super premium unleaded” or something ostentatious like that. Scrooge catches on because his money bin line is slowly but steadily decreasing Please I just need the issue number and release date

I’ve been trying with no luck to find these online for what seems an eternity and have almost given up Help Me Obi-Wan-Reddit You’re my only hope

Hi yall! I'm currently reading the Wizards of Mickey and I'm enjoying it a lot. I love their world building. I also really like both their overarching story and the episodic adventures in each chapter.

So I'm looking for a similar comic to read (not necessarily disney comic). Any recommendations?

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I remember when i was younger i read a comic where Huey Dewey and Louie along with Scrooge were trying to save football (from what i can remember) an alien planet thats square instead of round and i cant remember the name or find it anywhere. Does anyone else know of it or did i dream it up?

Hey all, I'm just starting to get into Disney comics, and I came across some Gold Key comics from the early 70s under the title of Mickey Mouse and Goofy. I had a hard time finding info online about these comics, so I figured I'd ask some questions here:

1- Were Mickey Mouse and Goofy comics just a different name for the main "Mickey Mouse" comics line, or were they their own distinct line of comics?

2- Does anyone have a timeline of when these comics ran?

3- I really like the art style of these comics. Since the ones I purchased were published in the 70s, am I probably correct in assuming that they were done by Paul Murry?

Thanks, y'all.

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I found the comic not long ago online to read, but now I can't find it. The comic had the 1930s art style, and in the comic, Mickey and Minnie use a rickety plane to deliver supplies to a little village among some snowy mountains. Once there, they were told they couldn't get back out. They try, and the plane crashes. I checked the Floyd Gottsfredson comics I could find online, and all of the Walt Disney Comics and Stories, but I can't find it now.

So I was wondering if someone might know what comic it is, and maybe what it was printed in. A link would also be very appreciated.