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Walt Disney's Comics and Stories (February 1961), #5

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Skull and Cross-Duck

Story featuring Donald Duck

Storyline: Donald becomes the Jolly Roger of the boys' pirate flag.

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Sitting High

Story featuring Donald Duck

Storyline: Donald tries various ways to achieve fame.

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The Bone Mix-Up

Story featuring Scamp

Storyline: Scamp and a bigger dog vie for a bone, leading to a competitive romp through a department store.

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The Caught Copycat

Story featuring Chip 'n' Dale

Storyline: Dale copies the behavior of anyone he sees, and so tries to become a "big thinker" like Brer Owl.

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The Dude Ranch Visit

Story featuring Morty and Ferdie

Storyline: Playing with their cap guns, Morty and Ferdie panic the animals at Horace Horsecollar's dude ranch.

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Mickey's Strange Mission [Chapter Three]

Story featuring Mickey Mouse

Storyline: Mickey finally catches up with Pete and prevents him from holding up the miner for his gold, thus preserving Pete's inheritance which would be forfeit unless he reforms for at least a year - and stays reformed to continue getting the money in yearly installments. Once the situation is explained to him, Pete kinda-sorta tries his hand at honest work, but can he walk the straight-and-narrow for the next 366 days? (1960 was a leap year!)

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Sky High

Story featuring Donald Duck

Storyline: Huey, Dewey, and Louie find an alternative use for Donald's Hawaiian shirt and leis.

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The Big Blaze

Story featuring Donald Duck

Storyline: The boys help Donald set up Uncle Scrooge's birthday cake.

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