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Walt Disney's Christmas Parade #2

Dell · Series began 1949 · November 1950

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Dates

Cover date: November 1950
On sale: October 31, 1950
Pages: 132

Editions and covers

Original edition
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Creators

script: Carl Barks, Don R. Christensenpencils: Carl Barks, Al Hubbard, Gil Turner, Riley Thomson, Paul Murry, Bill Wright, Jim Pabianinks: Carl Barks, Al Hubbard, Gil Turner, Riley Thomson, Carl Buettner, Paul Murry, Bill Wrightcolors: Western Publishing Production Shopletters: Carl Barks, Paul Murry, Bill Wright

Stories

You Can't Guess · 25 pages
Donald promises to buy the nephews what they want for Christmas--a spectacular building set--if they can guess what he wants for Christmas. As they try to guess, Donald's friends and relatives become involved, and each independently decides to buy Donald a new car to replace his worn-out jalopy. They also buy the nephews building sets. Finally, the nephews guess correctly that Donald wants a new car for Christmas.
Pluto Runs an Errand · 3 pages
While on an errand for Mickey to the post office, Pluto gets covered in stamps.
Pop's Easy Money · 11 pages
The Big Bad Wolf tricks Brer Bear into paying him money for running around the world in two minutes. He then tries to fool Practical Pig with a fake wishing well.
The Sweet Patootie Mine · 11 pages
Goofy is left a mine by his uncle.
Pluto's Sweater · 8 pages
Minnie makes a sweater for Pluto for Christmas that he doesn't like.
The Castle Caper · 8 pages
Visiting Cinderella.
Gus Gets Charged · 11 pages
Gus Goose is struck by lightning during a storm and becomes temporarily charged with electricity.
Christmas Fray · 10 pages
Donald attempts to cut down Chip 'n' Dale's tree.
Ambrose the Robber Kitten · 12 pages
Ambrose joins up with Dirty Bill, wanted by the police, in the hope to become a bold bandit.
Broken Toys · 4 pages
The Plant Doctor · 8 pages
Mickey and Goofy have set up a plant clinic. Their first "patient" is an amorphous rubber to which it is necessary to restore its vitality. However, the treatment seems more effective than expected and the plant becomes very invasive.

Reprinted in

Mickey Mouse Weekly (1936), Walt Disney's Christmas Parade (1962), Walt Disney's Weekly (1959), Walt Disney's Holiday Parade (1990), Walt Disney's Christmas Parade (2003), Walt Disney's Large Series (1958), Walt Disney Comics Digest (1968), Walt Disney's Christmas Treasury (1978), The Carl Barks Library (1983), Walt Disney's Christmas Parade (1988), Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Donald Duck Adventures in Color (1994), The Complete Carl Barks Disney Library (2011)