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The weirdest I've read that I clearly remember (there is another one that I so vaguely remember that I sometimes think I only dreamed it) is Pippo e la depressione da inquinamento, I TL 951-B (http://coa.inducks.org/story.php?c=I+TL++951-B). Goofy goes crazy because of pollution and is meant to be cured by a scientist who becomes mad in turn, both then wreak havoc on the city. Basically, the whole story is Goofy acting like a lunatic and Mickey being helpless. Very puzzling.
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Hehe, nice thread. Regarding the masses of Disney comics I read in my life I would have difficulties to pull out the one and definite weirdest story. I must point out, however, one special story that was published here relatively short ago and that I remember as being extremely trashy, of very low quality in story as well as drawings.
I mean the 8-pager "Soccer Magic" (Inducks), a South American story from the sixtees that was presented here on the occasion of the European Football Championship two years ago in the monthly Donald Duck magazine. The magazine bears the title "The greatest stories of Donald Duck"--unfortunately it seems to be the magazine's politics that a story produced before 1970 must be regarded per se as a "classic" whose patina gives it an antique "greatness", otherwise one could not explain why one is bothered in the "noble" Donald Duck magazine with such a dreadful piece of work that Ehapa would be ashamed to show to the readers in the "childish" Micky Maus weekly.
Samples of the story's artwork can be marvelled at the Inducks links above. The story is cut from just the same cloth: A bizarre burlesque about the Ducks playing football against Indians who perform magic tricks to win the game.--One could state, however, that that all is so bad that it is somehow good again--finest and genuine "trash" after all, bad taste for bons vivants. :)
At least a first-class translator was engaged for that story, even if even this man's "magic" could hardly change tack there. But I hope, Syll, that it wasn't you who made the editor horny in the first place to release that ... er ... "classic". ;)

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I would have nominated Giuseppe Perego for that title but in fact he could draw very well, only I find his style dull, stiff and two-dimensional.

Any early artwork could probably qualify for this title, with the exception of the early American work. The early Dutch work (1953-1955), early Belgian work (1950-1959), early Brazilian and Argentinan (1950s), early Italian work (1930s-1950s), early Danish work (1959-early sixties), and so on, and so on.

Gerd, of course any story in LTB Nr. 62, especially "Topolino e i grilli atomici" is weird as well.

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http://coa.inducks.org/s.php?c=D+97438

Edit: Yes, it worked, but only after disabling the smilies.