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Walt Disney's Comics- Wheaties Set C #1 · The Collector

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Western
Walt Disney's Comics- Wheaties Set C (1951)
#1

Western#1

Walt Disney's Comics- Wheaties Set C

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Walt Disney's Comics- Wheaties Set C #1

Donald Duck and "The Inca Idol"

Publisher: Western
Cover date: Not stated
Pages: 32

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Credits

Penciller: Paul Murry
Inker: Paul Murry
Colorist: Western Publishing Production Shop
Letterer: Paul Murry

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 8616

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Uncle Scrooge sends Donald and the boys to Peru to locate and return with a uniquely-fashioned, fifty-foot high Inca idol.

Cover

Carl Buettner

Cover colors

Western Publishing Production Shop

Editorial and production

Editors: Chase Craig, Alice Nielsen Cobb

Characters

Dewey
Donald Duck
Huey
Louie
Peruvian pedestrian
Uncle Scrooge
various boat crewmen

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