Walt Disney Moby Duck, #2
Published: June 1968
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Issue Contents:
Mysterious Cargo to Istandupp!
Characters
- Moby Duck
- Uncle Scrooge
"Toss it back, Porpy!"
Storyline
Moby regrets teaching Porpy to play catch.
Characters
- Moby Duck
- Porpy
Story Notes
Inside front cover.
Mysterious Cargo to Istandupp
Storyline
Moby is hired to carry a mysterious cargo from Duckburg to Uncle Scrooge in Istandupp. Although nobody knows what it is, the Beagle Boys, Captain Hook, and Beagles International all try to get it.
Characters
- Moby Duck
- Beagle Boys [176-761
- 176-671
- 176-167
- 176-716]
- Porpy
- Captain Hook
- Mister Smee
- Uncle Scrooge
- Titus Wadly
- Beghad Kephath
Story Notes
Although only three Beagle Boys appear, they wear four different numbers.
Swordfish
Storyline
Facts about swordfish.
Hand
Story Notes
Various illustrated meanings of the word 'hand'. The end part or the arm, specifically in man and apes. A round of applause, such as giving an actor a hand. A means of assistance - lending a hand. A member of a ship's crew. A well known expression is "All hands on deck."
Story Notes
Jokes and riddles, but no contributors listed.
Brachiosaurus
Storyline
Facts about brachiosaurus.
Sea Monsters Ahoy!
Storyline
His fellow ship captains have been seeing monsters near the Canopy Islands, but Moby doesn't believe it.
Characters
- Moby Duck
- Mad Madam Mim
The Peculiar Passenger
Storyline
Moby tries to help Gyro keep his new invention a secret from Emil Eagle.
Characters
- Moby Duck
- Gyro Gearloose
- Porpy
- Emil Eagle
Umbrella (1)
Storyline
A boy on his way to a birthday party has to use his gift when it starts to rain.
Story Notes
Pantomime gag.
Van View (1)
Storyline
A man on a train keeps seeing the same view each time he wakes from short naps.
Story Notes
Pantomime gag.
Story Notes
Four single panel cartoons. "Oh, Len, you're so sweet!" A guy is surrounded by bees. "Full Stop." A covered wagon passes a cow's skull. "This alphabet soup says, 'Help, I'm being held prisoner in the kitchen!'" "Why don't the French learn to speak English and save us this bother?"