O Melhor da Disney: As Obras Completas de Carl Barks #16

In "O Vidro Indestrutível," Scrooge McDuck finds his Money Bin shielded by an indestructible glass, safe from Magica de Spell and the Beagle Boys' relentless attacks. But when a mysterious bird call from the Tanganyika Yeeker threatens to break even this unyielding barrier, Scrooge must confront a new kind of danger—one that could undo all his hard-earned security.

In "Números Marinhos," Professor Pardal and his assistant Lampadinha stumble upon a sea carnival where a mysterious wand grants control over fish—turning a chaotic splash into a dazzling display. When the spectacle fails to impress, the duo must find a way to save an ocean liner stranded on the reef, using the wand’s power in a way no one expected.

In "Odisséia de Cinco Patos," Scrooge McDuck receives a mysterious letter claiming to come from a descendant of the mythical Circe, offering the legendary treasure of Ulysses in exchange for proof of his identity—his Old Number One Dime. With the nephews Huguinho, Zezinho, and Luisinho suspecting a trap, and Donald Duck along for the ride, the gang sets off on a wild adventure that puts their wits and courage to the test. The trail leads them through perilous twists and turns, all while Maga Patalójika watches from the shadows, her motives as elusive as the treasure itself.

In "Carteiro Arteiro," Professor Pardal embarks on his first day as a postman with a twist: instead of simply delivering mail, he can't resist tinkering, inventing clever gadgets for each stop along his route. His inventive spirit, while well-intentioned, quickly draws the ire of the Postmaster, who values efficiency over eccentricity.

In "O Caso do Dinheiro Pegajoso," Scrooge is baffled when the Beagle Boys start spending extravagantly—right under his nose. When Donald and the nephews reveal their latest invention, a super-sticky glue, they accidentally turn the tide in a high-stakes game of cat-and-mouse with the thieves, who’ve been siphoning money through a cleverly rigged vacuum tube.

In "A Volta da Feiticeira," Maga Patalójika returns with a vengeance, unleashing storms and chaos in a bid to steal Scrooge's prized Old Number One Dime. While Pato Donald and the nephews try to keep watch, Scrooge sets traps of his own—only for Maga to outwit him, hypnotize him into revealing his safe’s combination, and slip into his guise with eerie precision.

In "Torrada Espacial," Professor Pardal and Lampadinha find themselves caught in a whirlwind of accidental invention when a frustrated attempt to fix an old toaster sparks a lightning-fueled breakthrough. What begins as a simple kitchen mishap quickly spirals into a wild experiment that defies gravity—and possibly the laws of space itself.