[stavner]

Here’s an interesting Italian Disney story, Super Donald battles an athletic female Beagle for a gold statue:

http://coa.inducks.org/story.php?c=I+PK++122-1

[AlexG]

stavner wrote:

Here’s an interesting Italian Disney story, Super Donald battles an athletic female Beagle for a gold statue:

http://coa.inducks.org/story.php?c=I+PK++122-1

Heh, I can recall an issue of 70’s Gold Key Super Goof comic where Goofy had to consume more then the normal one-only radioactive Super Goober and became an uberbuffed Super Super Goof.

Be interesting to see a revised version w/ a female Disney character. B)

“I like a good story well told. That is the reason I am sometimes forced to tell them myself.”
~ Mark Twain / Samuel Clemens (1907)

[Ashlee]

WOW thanks of sharing , and chance of seeing more.

[Red_Silver]

AlexG wrote:

stavner wrote:

Here’s an interesting Italian Disney story, Super Donald battles an athletic female Beagle for a gold statue:

http://coa.inducks.org/story.php?c=I+PK++122-1

Heh, I can recall an issue of 70’s Gold Key Super Goof comic where Goofy had to consume more then the normal one-only radioactive Super Goober and became an uberbuffed Super Super Goof.

Be interesting to see a revised version w/ a female Disney character. B)

You want them drawn or want them found muscular in the comics?

[AlexG]

Red_Silver wrote:

AlexG wrote:

stavner wrote:

Here’s an interesting Italian Disney story, Super Donald battles an athletic female Beagle for a gold statue:

http://coa.inducks.org/story.php?c=I+PK++122-1

Heh, I can recall an issue of 70’s Gold Key Super Goof comic where Goofy had to consume more then the normal one-only radioactive Super Goober and became an uberbuffed Super Super Goof.

Be interesting to see a revised version w/ a female Disney character. B)

You want them drawn or want them found muscular in the comics?

Probably both. 😉

Given that it was a 70s Disney comic, it was a rare occasion for a muscle growth scene.

Another was one of Gold Key / The Twilight Zone comic from the late 70s. Something of a bent twist on the Charles Atlas motif w/ a mail order barbell that caused rapid muscle growth . . . that didn’t stop.

Side note: I was surprised that something similar wasn’t used in Friday the 13th the Series w/ its cursed objects.

The TW story would make for an interesting revisit but with a female subject. B)

“I like a good story well told. That is the reason I am sometimes forced to tell them myself.”
~ Mark Twain / Samuel Clemens (1907)

[Red_Silver]

AlexG wrote:

Probably both. 😉

Given that it was a 70s Disney comic, it was a rare occasion for a muscle growth scene.

Another was one of Gold Key / The Twilight Zone comic from the late 70s. Something of a bent twist on the Charles Atlas motif w/ a mail order barbell that caused rapid muscle growth . . . that didn’t stop.

Side note: I was surprised that something similar wasn’t used in Friday the 13th the Series w/ its cursed objects.

The TW story would make for an interesting revisit but with a female subject. B)

Didn’t know about those stories, but think of any good settings for such? Well I guess you could use Gyro Gearloose, Ludwig Von Drake, Magica De Spell or Megabyte Beagle for some muscle madness.

[Anthony Durrant]

She’s not the only athletic female to appear in a Donald Duck story: Madames X and XX appear in an old Carl Barks tale in which Donald joins the Coast Guard as villains. They were orignally rendered by Barks as completely human but later were given round black dog noses. Madame X is the brunette, Madame XX is the blonde.

[Samuel]

Where i can read it? Did someone knows?

[AlexG]

Where i can read it? Did someone knows?

Just which post are you referring to?

“I like a good story well told. That is the reason I am sometimes forced to tell them myself.”
~ Mark Twain / Samuel Clemens (1907)

[Samuel]

The first one

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