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Walt Disney's Comics and Stories (March 1961), #6

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Blanket Efficiency

Story featuring Donald Duck

Storyline: Donald's nephews share the same blanket over their three bunks.

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Lost Frontier

Story featuring Donald Duck

Storyline: On a remote high mesa, Donald and the nephews discover cavemen.

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Heroic Pup

Story featuring Scamp

Storyline: Scamp attempts to help people with less than successful results.

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Dull Kinda Danger

Story featuring Chip 'n' Dale

Storyline: Chip 'n' Dale visit their Gran'daddy who lives in the Wicked Witch's territory, but in a magical witch-proof tree that keeps him safe from harm.

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Figaro's Deal

Story featuring Minnie Mouse

Storyline: Minnie makes a deal with her pet cat Figaro that, if the cat keeps Minnie's strawberries safe from birds until her garden party, she will supply Figaro with plenty of cream. Figaro enlists the help of seven more cats to assist, forcing Minnie to come up with more payment-cream than she expected.

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Too Tall Sodas

Story featuring Donald Duck

Storyline: At a soda fountain, Huey, Dewey, and Louie place their tall sodas on the stools and drink them from the counter.

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Borrowed Library Card as Birthday Present

Story featuring Donald Duck

Storyline: Donald's nephews give Donald a set of bookends and Huey's library card for his birthday.

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The Moon-Blot Plot, Episode I

Story featuring Mickey Mouse

Storyline: Repeatedly foiled when committing their crimes under the shining light of the full moon, The Rover Rogue Boys force Gyro Gearloose to prepare a super-spreading dye with which they intend cover the Moon, blotting out its light.

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