This collection of Disney Literature Classics will be enjoyed by the whole family, young and old alike. Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse are the principal actors in situations that derive from great works by great wri- ters. The familiar irony, wit and magic of Disney are all present in these comic strip tales that take familiar stories one or two! steps further. These parodies will stimulate children's curiosity, and will encourage them to read the original classics. In this parody of The Three Musketeers, the well-known characters take the form of (a less-than-brave) Donald Ducktargnan, the Three (lazy) Musketeers, Huey, Dewey and Louie, and Monsieur de Tréville's alter ego played by (typically rich and stingy) Uncle Scrooge. In this version, the Musketeers prefer to throw dirt in the guards' eyes rather than use their swords to defend themselves, and the love story is played out between Queen Daisy Duck and Gladstone Gander, Duke of Buckingham. When Ducktargnan goes rushing off to England on his rescue mission, he is helped by Gyro Gearloose who invents an iron horse that runs on steam. As in the original, the story ends with the prospect of further adventures ahead.