O Melhor da Disney: As Obras Completas de Carl Barks #23
In "A Nova Corrida do Ouro," Tio Patinhas and Pato Donald join forces with Huguinho, Zezinho e Luisinho and Porcolino Leitão on a high-stakes journey to Alaska, where a long-buried debt from 1898 comes roaring back. When Soapy Slick, a scheming money lender with a grudge, reappears with a century-old I. O. U. that’s grown to astronomical proportions, Scrooge must defend his fortune in a trial—only for the case to spark a wild race across frozen terrain. As tensions rise and the plane carrying the evidence takes an unexpected turn, the fate of the debt hangs in the balance.
In "O Fantasma de Notre Dame," Scrooge McDuck’s new vault proves to be more than just a secure storage spot—it’s a mystery waiting to be solved. When the fife that opens it vanishes from the Cathedral of Notre Duck’s wishing fountain, leaving only a haunting tune in its wake, Donald and the nephews follow the eerie melody into the cathedral’s shadowed halls. With the help of the Scout Dog and the ghostly presence of the Phantom of Notre Dame, the ducks find themselves caught in a chase through ancient stone corridors, where every echo feels like a clue—and every shadow, a threat.
In "Quero que Vá Tudo pro Inferno," Scrooge McDuck, Donald, and the nephews Huguinho, Zezinho, and Luisinho embark on a high-stakes journey to Africa to bid on a gold mine—only to have their plane shot down by Flintheart Glomgold. Forced to trek across the wilds on foot, they rely on the Junior Woodchuck whistles to summon a series of increasingly absurd animals, all while Glomgold's relentless pursuit turns their adventure into a chaotic race against time and sabotage.
In "A Rainha dos Cães Selvagens," Scrooge, Donald, and the nephews head to his Australian sheep station, only to find their flocks under siege by a pack of wild dogs. When the boys stumble upon the pack’s mysterious leader—a fierce young girl known as the Queen of the Wild Dogs—they devise a clever plan to capture her, luring her with the catchy tunes of pop sensation Tweedy Teentwirp.
In "Os Trilhões do Castelo Sinistro," Tio Patinhas hides his fortune in the haunted castle of the Mad Duke of Duckburg to keep it safe from the Beagle Boys. When the crooks trick him into leading them to the castle and then erase his memory, they find themselves trapped in its deadly maze of booby traps—leaving no one to remember their presence.
When a billion-dollar prize is offered by the Skeptics Club for proof of alien life, Tio Patinhas sees his chance—especially after a tiny flying saucer lands in his window. With the help of the mysterious Micropatos do Espaço, who trade in grains of wheat and corn, he sets out to build a saucer that might just win the prize.
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