O Melhor da Disney: As Obras Completas de Carl Barks #12
In "Perdidos nos Andes," Donald, a museum janitor with a knack for uncovering the unexpected, stumbles upon a mystery when he realizes that ancient Inca "blocks" are actually square eggs. With the rest of the scientific expedition weakened by illness, Donald and the nephews Huguinho, Zezinho, and Luisinho forge ahead into the remote Andes—only to encounter a hidden community of people who speak with Southern accents and rely on the very eggs they’ve been searching for.
In "A Terra dos Ídolos," Donald Duck finds himself far from home, hired as a salesman along the Kickmiquick River in Northwest Canada—only to discover his wares are steam calliopes, utterly useless in the remote wilderness. When he switches to selling cosmetics, his arrival sparks a frenzy among a tribe of native Indians, who mistake him and his products for divine magic, setting off a chain of escalating misunderstandings. With help from the eccentric Hermes, the eremite, and the mysterious Chefe Índio, Donald must navigate a land where every gesture is a ritual and every item a potential idol.
In "Pérsia Antiga," Pato Donald and the nephews are whisked away by a mysterious scientist to the forgotten ruins of Itsa Faka, where they uncover a city frozen in time. Awakening the dehydrated royal family, Donald is mistaken for the long-lost prince who once rejected the king’s daughter, setting off a chain of events that thrusts him into a royal wedding no duck ever asked for.
In "Meu Reino por uma Ampulheta," Scrooge McDuck’s sudden obsession with an hourglass leads him on a wild chase across continents, tracking his nephews Huguinho, Zezinho, and Luisinho to the mysterious oasis of No Issa in Africa. With a billion dollars in hand, he’s determined to reclaim the timepiece that’s the source of his fortune—only to discover that the real treasure might not be the wealth it brings, but the journey itself.
In "O Circo e o Palhaço," Pato Donald finds himself in a tight spot after accidentally losing Daisy's precious heirloom brooch while trying to pawn it for circus tickets. When the brooch turns up in the hands of a mysterious quick-change artist at the big top, Donald takes a job as a clown to get close to the thief and reclaim what’s hers—without letting on that he’s the one who lost it. With Huguinho, Zezinho e Luisinho by his side and Margarida watching from the sidelines, the circus becomes a stage for both mischief and a chance at redemption.
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