Walt Disney Huey, Dewey and Louie Junior Woodchucks, #18 20¢
Published: January 1973
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Dinner Delayed (1)
Storyline
While camping, dinner is delayed by one of the boys' difficulty in building a cooking fire.
Characters
- Huey
- Dewey
- Louie
Credits
- Pencils: Tony Strobl
- Inks: Steve Steere
- Colors: Gilles Laplagne
Junior Woodchucks Meet the Thing
"The event... The Grand National Magnificent Junior Woodchucks Wing-Ding and General Assembly for the Purpose of Bestowing Merit Badges on the Best..."
Storyline
In lieu of more merit badges, which would put them over the Woodchuck legal weight-carrying limit, Huey, Dewey, and Louie (plus Donald as their guardian) are given airplane tickets to camp abroad in the country of their choice. They choose Lower Bahvia for its good climate and terrain. But once there, they find the population living in fear of "The Thing", a monstrous winged reptile-like creature that feeds on the sheep of the local shepherds.
Characters
- Huey
- Dewey
- Louie
- Donald Duck
- Glorious Twelve-Star with Five-Leaf Cluster Wizard of Nationwide Woodchucks
- Honorable Lee Gully (Junior Woodchucks Law Advisor)
- various citizens of Lower Bahvia
- various shepherds and ranchers of Lower Bahvia
- The Thing (not Ben Grimm)
Credits
- Script: Vic Lockman
- Pencils: Tony Strobl
- Inks: Steve Steere
- Colors: Gilles Laplagne
- Letters:
Story Notes
The story's opening line of dialogue from its original printing in Huey, Dewey and Louie Junior Woodchucks (Western, 1966 Series) #1 (August 1966) reads as follows: "Huey, Dewey, and Louie Duck... step forward to receive your merit badges for 1966!" The line remains unchanged for this reprint that went on sale in November of 1972. The year "1966" was not removed or altered for this printing.
Rude Awakening (1)
"Ta-ta-ta-ta-ta"
Storyline
To wake up the troops at reveille, Huey's "gonna need a bigger bugle"!
Characters
- Huey (see note)
Credits
- Pencils: Tony Strobl
- Inks: Steve Steere
- Colors: Gilles Laplagne
- Letters:
Story Notes
Pantomime. As Huey, Dewey, and Louie are indistinguishable when outfitted as Junior Woodchucks, Huey is assumed as the story's lone on-panel character. Though it could be any one of the three.
Right Is Might
"In the Woodchuck campgrounds near Duckburg, Huey, Dewey, and Louie make an important discovery..."
Storyline
Gyro Gearloose's nephew Newton demonstrates his advanced camping inventions to Huey, Dewey, and Louie, and uses the devices to foil The Beagle Brats.
Characters
- Huey
- Dewey
- Louie
- Newton Gearloose
- The Beagle Brats
Credits
- Script: Vic Lockman
- Pencils: Tony Strobl
- Inks: Steve Steere
- Colors: Gilles Laplagne
- Letters:
Lookout Point(less) (1)
Storyline
The boys endure an arduous climb to the top of Lookout Point, only to be met with disappointment.
Characters
- Huey
- Dewey
- Louie
Credits
- Pencils: Tony Strobl
- Inks: Steve Steere
- Colors: Gilles Laplagne
Story Notes
Pantomime. First USA printing in color.