Five Reasons to Love Mickey, Donald, and Goofy: The Three Musketeers
From office fencing matches to a throwback to old Hollywood, we’ve got some trivia bits you might not have known about this animated gem.
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Concept Art From the Goofy Short How to Be a Lumberjack That Never Was Released
Full storyboards were created, but then the story got the chop and we’re not sure why.
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Walt and the Great Comic Book Controversy
In April 1954, when the U.S. Senate held hearings on comic books—especially “horror” titles and their “impact upon adolescents”—Walt spoke out.
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Donald Duck’s Alter Duck Ego
Duck Avenger was birthed by Italian editor Elisa Penna, writer Guido Martina, and artist Giovan Battista Carpi—all of whom got sick of seeing Donald as a loser.
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Donald Duck Arrived in Print Three Years Ealier Than His On-Screen Appearance
The Walt Disney Archives showcases a rare instance when a character named Donald Duck appears in a storybook published earlier than the 1934 animated short The Wise Little Hen, where Donald Duck appeared for the first time.
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Seven Decades of Disney Comic Delights
Walt Disney’s Comics and Stories, one of the best-selling and longest-running comic books in history, celebrates its 70th anniversary this year. Disney expert Jim Fanning pages through its colorful story.
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