O Melhor da Disney: As Obras Completas de Carl Barks #10
In "O Incendiário," a mysterious head injury sends Donald down a fiery path he never intended—setting small, harmless flames in his wake, only to find himself wrongly accused when real fires break out across the town. With the help of his nephews and the suspiciously handy Bento Benzina, Donald must clear his name before the truth burns too many bridges.
In "O Caso das Focas," the nephews toss a ball with a baby seal at the beach, sparking Donald’s imagination as he envisions a lucrative career with a trained seal act. The idea takes hold, and soon he’s scheming how to turn the playful moment into a big money-making opportunity.
In "No País dos Vulcões," Pato Donald finds himself in a whirlwind when a mistaken delivery lands him with a full-size World War II bomber instead of the model plane he ordered. He sells it to the mysterious South American nation of Volcanovia, where he and the triplet brothers Huguinho, Zezinho e Luisinho soon discover they can only leave the country by becoming national heroes—though Donald’s attempts to achieve fame only earn him the title of national menace.
In "O Fantasma da Caverna," Pato Donald and the triplet nephews—Huguinho, Zezinho e Luisinho—find themselves caught in a maritime mystery while harvesting kelp in the West Indies. When they hear tales of an armored phantom who appears every half-century to steal a small boy, they’re thrust into a perilous quest when Dewey is taken by the ghostly figure. Racing against time, the ducks must brave a hidden grotto beneath a sunken galleon, guarded by a massive octopus, to rescue their youngest relative from the phantom’s eerie stronghold.
In "Eu Fui um Canguru!", Pato Donald, under a strange spell, becomes convinced he’s a kangaroo and drags Huguinho, Zezinho e Luisinho on a wild trip to Australia. There, the ducks attempt to capture Maria Chorona, the so-called "queen of the kangaroos," only to find themselves in a far more dangerous situation than they bargained for.
In "Natal nas Montanhas," Pato Donald and his nephews Huguinho, Zezinho e Luisinho are invited to spend Christmas at Tio Patinhas's mountain cabin, a rare treat from the miserly uncle. But when a storm strands them and two real bears—mother and cub—arrive at the cabin, the boys must face their fears while Donald tries to keep the peace, unaware that Tio Patinhas is already there, disguised as a bear to test his nephew’s courage.
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