O Melhor da Disney: As Obras Completas de Carl Barks #17

In "Nas Asas do Azar," Pato Donald scoffs at the nephews' lucky rabbit foot, convinced it’s nothing but a scam—until his own luck takes a nosedive while they keep getting lucky. When he finally steals the foot to prove it’s worthless, his misfortunes only spiral, dragging him into a series of increasingly absurd mishaps.

In "Um Caso Cavalar," Donald and the nephews Huguinho, Zezinho, and Luisinho find themselves lost in the desert after visiting a dude ranch, where Donald’s stubbornness and meddling only complicate their efforts to find their way back. As the boys try to navigate their way through the harsh terrain, Donald’s missteps keep derailing their progress, turning a simple outing into a series of escalating mishaps.

When a bump on the head sends Donald down a bizarre path of scientific brilliance, he invents "duckmite"—a wildly potent explosive that propels a rocket straight to the moon. With help from the triplet nephews and the eccentric Dr. Irineu Rônio, Donald's wild experiment takes flight, turning a simple mishap into an outlandish adventure.

In "Louco por Fotos," Donald Duck and his nephews Huguinho, Zezinho, and Luisinho go head-to-head in a photo contest for the local newspaper, each hoping to capture the perfect shot. While Donald relies on his high-tech camera, the nephews' simple little box camera keeps outshining his, much to his growing frustration.