Dick Moores Books

Short stories featuring Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse, Big Bad Wolf, Scamp, and other Disney characters. In William Van Horn's "A Fluid Situation," Donald deals with an annoying leaky faucet by turning...

Walt Disney'S Comics And Stories #668

By Daan Jippes, John Clark, Romano Scarpa, Merrill De Maris, Francisco Rodriguez, Carl Barks, Dick Kinney, Tony Strobl, Bill Walsh, Per Hedman, Donald D. Markstein, Don Markstein, Flemming Andersen, Dick Moores, Al Taliaferro, Paul Murry

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When the wind blows Gladstone's hat onto Donald's head during a golf match, Donald finds himself a Duck in Luck! As it turns out, Gladstone is just as lucky without the hat, but Donald's confidence...

Walt Disney'S Comics And Stories #679

By Daan Jippes, John Clark, Freddy Milton, Cesar Ferioli, Frank Madsen, Ward Greene, William Van Horn, Victor Arriagada Rios, Janet Gilbert, Pat McGreal, Fred Milton, Dick Moores, Noel Van Horn

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spring Holidays Get A Disney-style Drubbing This Issue! Daan Jippes Turns Donald Into An Easter Basketcase After A Feud With His Nephews, Then Has The Junior Woodchucks Defending A Petrified Sequoi...

Walt Disney s Comics And Stories 576

By Jamie Diaz, Gil Turner, Dick Moores, Bob Foster, Carl Barks, Carl Buettner, Stan Walsh

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