Dutch Donald Duck #25

[Daniel van Eijmeren]

Hi all!

I recieved my new Donald Duck Weekly # 25, yesterday. It contents the 
first set of stickers of Don's Family Tree (redrawn here). 

In the mailbox there's always a little item, called "Did you know 
that...". Now it tells the reader about a statue of Walt Disney and 
Mickey in California. We also learn from it that "Steamboat Willie" 
is the first cartoon with sound... (yeah) and in *color*! (What?)
What a mistake!

The first story (H8860, 10 pages) is about Donald finding a ancient 
vase with the inscription "...ade...onkong" on it. He thinks it says 
"Jade from Hongkong". But soon he learns it is "Made in Hongkong!" 
Eh... oh! That was a *joke*! (To make it even more boring, the gag is 
explained as foot-note, because it's English.) (ZZZZ) It's not the 
final gag, but the story was too dull to read IMHO. The art is 
not bad.

Then a Bucky Bug-story follows (H94124, 3 pages) and after that a 
Chip'an Dale-story (WDC 2, 6 pages). The latter looks restored or 
redrawn to me, it's one of those "Chip an' Dale and a girl"-stories. 
(ZZZZ)

The fourth story is a Duck-story (D8072, 6 pages). It's about Donald 
being years to late with returning books to the library. He tries to 
get rid of the books at several locations, but... you guessed it 
right: He gets the book back every time. And then he....(ZZZZZ).
I'm sorry, I couldn't stay awake here. ;-)

We also have to miss Don this month: No story in Donald Duck Extra.

Anyone here having sleepless nights, lately? Then I'll gladly send 
the comic to you! ;-)


Bye!

--- Daniel

PS. Please don't fire me if the situation occurs that I offend a 
story made by someone here on the forum. Mostly I don't know who 
made it, and it's just me giving a frankly review of a story.