Panels from "The Olympian Torch Bearer" in Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #286 (July 1964), script, pencils, and inks by Carl Barks, colors by Western Publishing Production Shop, letters by Garé Barks
Stay tuned this Saturday to see the comic book covers of this tale, featured in Same Story, Different Cover!
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4 comments:
I'm sorry, this story has not even a shred of credibility.
Donald Duck is Duckburg's only healthy athlete?!
And 'arsonous' isn't even a word.
Donald Duck is Duckburg's only healthy athlete?!
Well, now that you mention it...yes, Barks did explain that! Here is the reason why. (Best opened in a new window.)
Short answer: corn.
One of the best Olympics stories ever. Barks's comic stories were even better than his adventures.
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