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Walt Disney's Comics - Cheerios Set Y #1 · The Collector

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Western
Walt Disney's Comics - Cheerios Set Y (1947)
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Walt Disney's Comics - Cheerios Set Y

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Walt Disney's Comics - Cheerios Set Y #1

Donald Duck's Atom Bomb

Publisher: Western
Cover date: Not stated
Pages: 32

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Credits

Writer: Carl Barks
Penciller: Carl Barks
Inker: Carl Barks
Letterer: Carl Barks

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Grand Comics Database issue 5574

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Donald invents an "atom bomb" that goes "fut" instead of "boom," and two professors are summoned to inspect Donald's handiwork. one of them Professor Sleezy, a foreign expert, steals the bomb and accidentally ignites it.

Cover

Carl Buettner

Editorial and production

Editor: Alice Nielsen Cobb

Characters

Donald Duck
Professor Sleezy

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