Donald Duck

Donald Duck is a short-tempered cartoon duck created by Walt Disney and Dick Lundy. He debuted in the 1934 animated short The Wise Little Hen.

The Wise Little Hen: A 1934 Silly Symphony short in which Donald Duck made his screen debut. Donald first appeared as Peter Pig’s boastful farmhand in this short.
Daisy Duck: A cartoon duck who is Donald Duck’s longtime romantic partner in Disney stories. Daisy’s relationship with Donald is a recurring source of affection and conflict.
Donald Duck comics: Comic books and comic strips featuring Donald Duck, published in multiple countries and formats. Print stories extended Donald’s adventures beyond animated shorts.
Mickey Mouse: A cartoon mouse created by Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks who debuted in 1928. Mickey’s calm optimism contrasts with Donald’s volatile temper.
Dick Lundy: An American animator and director who helped create Donald Duck and directed many Disney cartoons. Lundy directed Donald’s debut and helped shape his early animation.
Huey, Dewey, and Louie: Donald Duck’s three mischievous nephews, who first appeared in a 1937 comic strip. The nephews often turn Donald’s attempts at discipline into comic chaos.
The New Spirit: A 1942 Disney propaganda short in which Donald Duck encourages Americans to pay income taxes. The film used Donald’s familiar comic persona to promote wartime tax compliance.
Goofy: A tall, good-natured anthropomorphic dog character created by Walt Disney Productions. Goofy’s easygoing manner differs from Donald’s frequent frustration.
Walt Disney: An American animator, film producer, and entrepreneur who co-founded the Walt Disney Company. Disney is credited with creating Donald alongside animator Dick Lundy.
Gyro Gearloose: An inventive chicken character created by Carl Barks for Disney comics. Gyro’s inventions repeatedly draw Donald into unpredictable situations.

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