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 "The Many Hats of Donald Duck" (16 of which are pictured in album #9's lead article) doesn't seem profound, but it 16 an interesting side note: an aspect of Donald Duck's character development on the covers of WDC&S in the 1940s and why. If you've never read the Whitman retelling (with new art by Barks) of “Donald Duck and the Boys" (1948, 11845), see the original Page 3 of this story from C&S #74... the bit about the Wild Woman of Borneo. This may be the single most outrageous page to be found in any of Carl Barks' 500 stories!
Reprints WDC&S #72-76. Hero(ine) Trading Card #9: Daisy Duck. A blend of female stereotypes, Daisy is genteel one moment and volatile the next.
 $15.00
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