Description

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Acclaimed French cartoonists Lewis Trondheim and Nicolas Kéramidas present a mind-bending Duckburg graphic novel!

When Donald grouses that money will never buy Uncle Scrooge happiness, Scrooge snaps — and sets Donald on a treasure hunt for happiness itself. A terrible task for an unlucky Duck… or is it? With help from Professor Ludwig Von Drake, deep in the cranky kingdom of Brutopia — the impossible may be possible!

Presented as a "lost" 1960s Disney story — complete with retro-style color — Donald's Happiest Adventures bristles with wit in the Carl Barks tradition… and bustles with the whole Disney comics cast, including friends and rivals Gladstone Gander, Mickey Mouse, and Pegleg Pete!

About the Author

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Lewis Trondheim, one of France’s most prolific and critically-acclaimed cartoonists as well as one of the co-founders of the comics publisher L’Association, lives and works in Montpellier, France. He won the career-spanning Anguolême International Comics Festival’s Grand Prize in 2006.

Nicolas Kéramidas studied animation at the Gobelins School of Images, then went on to nine years of animation work at Disney’s Montreuil studio. More recently, Kéramidas was the artist for Luuna, which won the Youth Prize at the 2004 Angoulême International Comics Festival.

David Gerstein is an animation and comics researcher, writer, and editor best known for his work with The Walt Disney Company and its licensees. His published projects include Uncle Scrooge and Donald Duck: The Don Rosa Library (Fantagraphics, 2014-2018) and Mickey Mouse: The Ultimate History (with J.B. Kaufman; Taschen, 2018). He lives in North Carolina.

Praise For…

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Donald’s journey from Duckburg to parts unknown is gorgeously rendered. Every page is a visual smorgasbord. Each detail is dynamite.
— PopCult HQ

I feel happier for finally reading this book.
— Duck Talks

The entire book, with a wild plot that might find Donald in the snowy Himalayas on one page and lying on a beach on the next, is something of a meditation on happiness. ... It is a fun adventure.

— School Library Journal