Tony Fernandez - Official Disney Published Page - Donald & Nephews "The Great Meteorite Hunt" - Original Ink - Hand Signed

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This excellent-condition, hand-signed original ink comic page by Tony Fernandez is page 2 of Disney’s “The Great Meteorite Hunt” and measures 50 × 33 cm.

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• Hand-Inked by Tony Fernandez
• Official Disney Comic Page – Published Internationally
• Page 2 from “The Great Meteorite Hunt” (Story Code D2022-002)
• Featured in 9 Countries (incl. France, Denmark & Germany)
• Ready to Frame

This original inked comic page by Disney veteran artist Tony Fernandez comes from the internationally published story "The Great Meteorite Hunt" (D2022-002), originally created for Egmont. This is Page 2 of the 10-page story featuring Donald Duck and his three nephews (Huey, Dewey, and Louie) as they gear up for an adventurous and rain-soaked meteorite hunt.

Drawn in precise black ink over pencil, the page showcases expressive movement, classic storytelling, and beautifully rendered rainy scenes. Fernandez’s dynamic linework gives life to the energetic trio and their ever-optimistic uncle, capturing both humor and atmosphere.

Originally published in 2022 in Anders And & Co. (Denmark) and later reprinted in countries like Germany, France, Norway, Finland, and the Netherlands, this page represents the global legacy of Disney comics in European print culture.

▸ Ink on art board – Format: 50 x 33 cm (unframed)

Tony Fernandez is a senior Disney illustrator with more than 35 years of experience. Known for his work on hundreds of official Disney comic pages and original artworks, he remains a pillar of European Disney comic artistry.

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• Hand-Inked by Tony Fernandez
• Official Disney Comic Page – Published Internationally
• Page 2 from “The Great Meteorite Hunt” (Story Code D2022-002)
• Featured in 9 Countries (incl. France, Denmark & Germany)
• Ready to Frame

This original inked comic page by Disney veteran artist Tony Fernandez comes from the internationally published story "The Great Meteorite Hunt" (D2022-002), originally created for Egmont. This is Page 2 of the 10-page story featuring Donald Duck and his three nephews (Huey, Dewey, and Louie) as they gear up for an adventurous and rain-soaked meteorite hunt.

Drawn in precise black ink over pencil, the page showcases expressive movement, classic storytelling, and beautifully rendered rainy scenes. Fernandez’s dynamic linework gives life to the energetic trio and their ever-optimistic uncle, capturing both humor and atmosphere.

Originally published in 2022 in Anders And & Co. (Denmark) and later reprinted in countries like Germany, France, Norway, Finland, and the Netherlands, this page represents the global legacy of Disney comics in European print culture.

▸ Ink on art board – Format: 50 x 33 cm (unframed)

Tony Fernandez is a senior Disney illustrator with more than 35 years of experience. Known for his work on hundreds of official Disney comic pages and original artworks, he remains a pillar of European Disney comic artistry.

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Details

Item
- Official Disney Published Page - Donald & Nephews "The Great Meteorite Hunt"
Series
Original Ink - Hand Signed
Condition
Excellent condition
Artist
Tony Fernandez
Width
33 cm
Height
50 cm
Spain (Mainland & Balearic Islands)Verified
17151
Objects sold
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