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The mystery of the Donald Duck drag comic has been solved.Thanks to who found a site with some more excerts from the comic. www.donaldisme.dk/duck2duck.htβ¦
this turned out to be part of a series of pages taking a 'scholarly' look at hidden things in Duckburg. Covering such topics as who if the father of Donalds nephews to whether female ducks have breasts (or as the Danish put it boops.) Well worth reading with the help of an online translation site.
But the big find was from a DA friend who wishes to remain anonymous who supplied me with a full copy of the comic (in German.) Turns out the story may be the kinkiest in Disney history. Typical start with Donald helping Daisy with a dress she is making. And leading to Donald being forced by Daisy to act as some guys date!
Here we see Donald in training for the date with Daisy even using a whip to insure he properly shakes his or should I say HER tail feathers for his female role.
See the followup as Donna Duck debuts here
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It's a VERY strange story, not only Daisy making Donald dress up, but Donald deciding he likes having guys fall over themselves to try to please him.
And ends with Donald and Daisy basically having a butt shaking contest at the dance.
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That does sound really unusual...
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In case you haven't seen it, here's a look at the completed Donna Duck from the story.
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I have Donald dressed up as baby with baby girls clothes
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Not bad.
Baby stuff is not one of my interests but thanks for letting me know about this.
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No problem also I have looney tunes comics Foghorn Leghorn dressed up as women clothes Mars Needs Chickens 136 and A Fowl at Fair 82 look up readcomicsonline.to
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Hmmm, are those American comics?
None sound familiar so I'd like to at least see them.
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Amazing and secksy! Nothing brings out the "girly moves" in a guy's fanny better than a whip. Now I know what to get the wife next Valentine's Day! 
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And as you can see the whip made Donald learn the lesson well.
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The fact that in the story he grows to love the male attention is pretty outrageous.
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OMG that has to be the kinkiest Donald story ever (and that's saying something)! O__O Do you still have the full comic in German? If you do, could you please send it to my e-mail (it's hylia91@gmail.com)? That would be wonderful *__* (I just love crossdresser-Donald, yes I might not be perfectly sane XD) Many thanks in advance!Β
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Okay, sent you the complete strip.
I've been amazed how many times Donald has crossdressed.
There are quite a few sites that reference the stories but finding the stories themselves is rather difficult.
So if you come upon any, let me know.
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Wow! Many, many thanks for the prompt reply! And for sending me the comic obviously, I read it and it was even more hilarious than I thought! All those guys falling for Donald, and he even ended up enjoying it.Β
But Donald crossdressing must be a kink for comic authors, too, since there are so many stories where he dresses as a girl for one absurd reason on another. I remember one I read years ago where Donald pretends to be Uncle Scrooge's fiancΓ©e (yeah, seriously), even going on dates, to fool Brigitta. The original title (it's an Italian story) was Zio Paperone e la "brunetta" innamorata (Uncle Scrooge and the "brunette" in love), I'm going to look for my copy 'cause it's only been published in Italian and Greek so it will probably be difficult to get otherwise. If I should find it, you'll be the first to know.
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I think I have that one
Unknown duck drag 3
I even found the complete story.
Interesting that Donald has all these female outfits around ain't it.
Ones I'm especially looking for are these
Unknown duck drag 4
Miss Duckburg of 1996
Plus I read of another one where the nephews end up as girls too.
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Interesting, but that's another one, I guess he plays the part of Scrooge's fiancΓ©e in that one, too? The one I talked about has Donald with a brown wig... omg there are so many of them XD I'll keep looking for it and let you know if I got news. I'll also try looking for those 2 you mentioned! Speaking of which, the first one where Donald pretends to be Gladstone's girlfriend reminds me of yet another story: in that one too he ruins a date between Gladstone and Daisy, but instead plays the part of a prostitute, it's heavily implied anyway, since he tells Gladstone "I was waiting for you at the harbor!". That one's an Italian story, too (don't know why they are so obsessed here with Donald in a drag 
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In that one Scrooge asks him to play his fiance to throw off a blonde duck girl who is after him. Donald firs says no but then decides to do it. Its interesting in the story, Donald seem to have a complete outfit of womens clothes at his place.
The one I sent you is the most outrageous one I think.
Donald just really seems to get into playing the female and seems better at it than Daisy.
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Yep.
VERY kinky story too since it basically is mainly about Daisy making Donald dress as a sexy she-duck and Donald finding he likes being a girl because he can get guys to wait on him.
Ending with a competition between the two to see who can swing their ass better.
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Yeah it it, pretty sexy too, well duck-sexy.
Too bad it's never been translated into English.
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Well, he's not responsible if his girlfriend forced him! Thought it seems be a contrived plot.
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She only forced him to show up and how to act feminine, it was his decision to enjoy it.
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This was bloody HILARIOUS story. Definitely one of the most memoriable DD stories I've read in my life.
Any story created by the team of Flemming Andersen comb. Mark & Laura Shaw is beyond brilliancy and usually boatloads of fun. They are a very close second to Don Rosa who is my all time number one favourite Duckverse writer & artist.
Of course Rosa and these guys have somewhat different styles but both include witty humour and deep, more or less family centered themes/stories. And are outstanding and utterly entertaining in their own respect. I love them to bits. From Andersen & the Shaws I enjoy especially much the stories that focus on Donald and his nephews. One worth a special mention is the one wherein this social worker lady threatens to take the boys away from Donald whose temper and raising methods appeared wrong and horrible in her eyes, but in the end she learned that you should never judge a family by the first impression, that the kids were totally healthy little boys who love their guardian and would never want to leave him and that Donald in fact was deserving of their love by, for one, being willing to risk his heath/life to protect his family.
Other such stories that I consider more worth checking out than Disney's usual stuff, are...a story published in a DD magazine a few years back, it was about Donald and Daisy intending to get married. They both wanted it, only they didn't know each other were wanting the same thing and I don't think they ever found out. I think Donald's bad luck got in the way of his numerous efforts to prupose to Daisy. I dont remember the story's details anymore but I remember they didn't get married at the end. I would've loved to see them really end up married in the story, but I think the way they wrote it made it that much more memoriable. That story was not by the Shaws nor Rosa, though.
And then another story from Mark & Laura Shaw (though not drawn by Anderssen) is...well, I don't know its original title...but it was about a mansion in Duckburg that had a scary reputation because of its long gone owner. Local kids believed it was haunted by the owner's ghost. Child Donald had met a little boy on the grounds, the boy had wanted to show him "a really scary place". I don't want to spoil it for those who haven't read it and might want to look for it, but that story touches upon death in a way Disney rarely if ever before done, in its comic book duckuniverse, or even in general.
In a nutshell: Flemming Anderssen's drawing style is unique and hilarious, Mark & Laura Shaw's scripts are hilarious while often also have a theme of entire story itself about family stuff. It's hard to explain but they, and Don Rosa, focus and touch upon aspects of life that vast majority of Disney doesn't. Like this story you're speaking of, or those pure family centered ones such as I refered to above with the social worker/Donald/nephews. And that's what I appreciate the most about those artists.
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Yep, truly amazing how detailed and emotional some of the duck stories could be.
This one just amazed me at how over the top sexy & feminine Daisy was allowed to instruct Donald to be. You really have to wonder if Daisy was instructing another girl if she'd be allowed to tell her to shake her tailfeathers so much.
Plus Donald getting in to the attention from the guys. Wild.
No wonder this ones never been reprinted in an english version.
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hmmm....Do you still have a copy of this? Is it possible that you could send it to me? I'd love to read it.
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Can do, just note me with and email address
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I'm surprised that even with a whip that Donald would be trainable...
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If you can get those high heels on over those webbed feet ya can do anything.
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