Walt Disney's Donald Duck Adventures 1990 #4 Direct ed. - back issue - $4.00

Dressed in a bee costume, Donald ducks a cannonball fired by two county bee-control officers.

Donald is dead set on having a "proper prideful gentleman's breakfast", consisting of "a spot of tea, a touch of toast, and a dollop of honey". When there is no honey to be found on store shelves, Donald endures great pain and suffering in order to secure some wild honey directly from a hive of many aggressive bees.

Donald provokes a hive of tame bees, just by "being Donald".

Donald bans Huey, Dewey, and Louie from his spotless house for the duration of clean-freak Daisy's visit. In exile, the boys inadvertently do more damage than if they were allowed to stay.

Huey, Dewey, and Louie use metal apple-picking buckets as helmets to guard against frequently falling apples.

Donald?s nephews raise bees as a project to be "Future Farm Experts of the Junior Woodchucks of the World." This causes nothing but problems and gets Donald in trouble with the whole city.

A "bee-themed issue", with three stories centering on the little stingers.

• The Bees Have It! - An unconventional use of both three-tiered panel pages and four-tiered panel pages by Van Horn.
• The Traveling Trio - Original writer and artist not credited in the issue.
• Bucket Brigade - Original writer and artist not credited in the issue.
• Bzazz [Bee Bumbles] - Carl Barks is not credited as letterer. Duckburg is seen as being populated by "dog-noses", "pig-noses"... and humans. Art submitted on May 26, 1953. Synopsis by Michael Barrier from "Carl Barks and the Art of the Comic Book" (M. Lilien, 1982).