The Funnies #23 (1938)

The Funnies #23, published in 1938, is a true collector's item and a cherished piece of comic book history. This issue features a variety of comedic strips, including "Boots and Her Buddies," "Room and Board," and "The Bungle Family." But the most significant feature of this issue is the debut of the beloved character, Donald Duck.

In this story, Donald Duck works as a cameraman in a movie studio and gets into all sorts of mischief. From accidentally blowing up a set to running into a lion, Donald's antics draw plenty of laughs. The story perfectly captures the humor and charm that has made Donald Duck a beloved character for over 80 years.

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