O Melhor da Disney: As Obras Completas de Carl Barks #34

In "Um Turista do Barulho," Pato Donald sets his sights on a romanticized Latin American adventure, chasing the ultimate souvenir: a rose from a balcony serenaded by a mysterious senorita. With Huguinho, Zezinho e Luisinho in tow and the Cônsul de Patópolis caught in the whirlwind, his quest turns into a chaotic mix of mistaken identities, musical misunderstandings, and increasingly elaborate schemes—all in the name of a single, perfect flower.

In "Brincadeiras da Ciência," Pato Donald grows frustrated with Huguinho, Zezinho e Luisinho’s obsession with science fiction—until he hatches a plan to prove he can outdo their wild tales. With the help of Professor Pardal and a mysterious transport-beaming invention, Donald sets out to show his nephews that real science can be just as thrilling, if not more so.

In "O Olho Mágico," Pato Donald dons a detective’s hat and trench coat, eager to prove his sharp mind in a real case. His first assignment: safeguard a priceless hypnotic opal during a public ceremony honoring the visiting Rei Seilakém, with help from Huguinho, Zezinho e Luisinho and a surprisingly sharp Tio Patinhas. As secrets and suspicion swirl around the opal’s presentation, Donald must rely on more than just his instincts to uncover the truth.

When Donald and his nephews visit the lighthouse at Cape Quack, they’re greeted by the gruff but kind-hearted lighthouse keeper, Sr. Galé, who warns them of an approaching storm. With the weather turning dangerous, the young ducks and the lighthouse keeper must work together to keep the beacon lit and the coast safe.