O Melhor da Disney: As Obras Completas de Carl Barks #11
In "O Segredo do Castelo," Pato Donald and Tio Patinhas journey to Scotland in search of a long-lost treasure hidden within the ancient walls of the McDuck castle. There, they face a mysterious "ghost" whose skeletal shadow appears only in the dark—until it steals the treasure and traps the group on a perilous balcony high above the ground. With quick thinking and a hidden passage through an old graveyard, Huguinho, Zezinho e Luisinho uncover the truth behind the phantom, revealing a clever thief in disguise.
In "O Xerife do Vale Balaço," Pato Donald takes on the role of deputy in the rugged town of Bullet Valley, where he’s tasked with tracking down a gang of rustlers led by the cunning Blacksnake McQuirt. Disguised as a respectable rancher, McQuirt uses a mysterious branding ray to alter cattle marks from a distance, making it nearly impossible to trace his crimes—until Donald and the local sheriff must outwit him before the valley’s livestock vanishes entirely.
When the nephews’ wish for a golden Christmas tree goes unfulfilled, they’re tricked by a cunning witch who sees their tears as the key ingredient for a spell to erase every Christmas tree on Earth. With holiday magic at stake, the trio must find a way to outwit the witch before her plan comes to life.
Pato Donald na África kicks off with a bizarre twist when a zombie named Zumba, o Zumbi, accidentally gives Donald a cursed doll meant for Tio Patinhas—back when the two looked alike decades ago. Now, with the poison taking effect and Donald shrinking fast, he and the nephews Huguinho, Zezinho e Luisinho set off to Africa, trailed by the reluctant Bop-Bop, to seek help from the enigmatic Feiticeiro Foola Zoola before it’s too late.
In "O Papagaio Contador," Donald gifts Scrooge a peculiar parrot that only counts—perfect for helping the money-loving uncle remember his safe's combination. But when the bird accidentally reveals the code to two crooked burglars and then flies off to a boat headed for Latin America, Scrooge must track it down before his fortune is lost.
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