Books with title Donald Duck Adventures

Comic book adventure stories featuring Disney standard characters. Donald Duck in "Luck of a Duck." Donald and the nephews go on a camping trip and wind up having a close encounter with a alien in this spoof of the X-Files/abduction genre. Mickey Mouse in "Postal Panic." Mickey and Minnie star in this futuristic fantasy in which Mickey is part of a group that delivers mail across a hostile nation. A send-up of The Postman and the Road Warrior movies. Uncle Scrooge in "The Knucklehead Stone." Instead of a "Philosopher's" Stone, Scrooge winds up with a "Knucklehead" Stone that turns gold to lead, and must travel to a lost valley to try to rectify matters.

Donald Duck in "The Black Orb." Donald, Mickey, and Goofy are engaged in the latest fantasy role-playing game. Follow them in their imaginations as they find treasures and battle foul wizards and monsters. Mickey Mouse in "First Mouse in the Moon." For the first time, Mickey's inventor pal Doc Static reveals that he's related to Dr. Cavor of H.G. Wells' First Men in the Moon fame. Now Mickey embarks on a new adventure that takes him to the interior of the Moon. Uncle Scrooge in "The Great Desert Crossing." The World's Richest Duck's immense fortune is always at risk, and now he discovers he must navigate a tortuous path across the wastes of the Sahara in order to preserve his money.

These "pocket-book" sized books feature long adventure stories starring the standard Disney characters, such as Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse, and Uncle Scrooge. Donald Duck stars in "The Deep," a 48-page adventure that takes Donald, Daisy, and the nephews to an abandoned oil rig in a remote lagoon that may — or may not — be haunted by a monster. "Panicking Pachyderm" stars the redoubtable rodent Mickey Mouse as the recipient of an elephant that goes crazy at the sight of Mickey's face. Mickey travels to its home country to find out why, but discovers all the elephants there panic at the sight of him! Discover why in this 37-page epic. Also: a 39-page Uncle Scrooge adventure, "End of Days," in which the World's Richest Duck is transported to a future world where a digitized computer version of himself has taken over the world and has pushed Scrooge's innate ambition to the extreme. Can Scrooge save the world of tomorrow and vindicate his good name?