O Melhor da Disney: As Obras Completas de Carl Barks #9

In "O Tesouro do Pirata," Pato Donald, Huguinho, Zezinho e Luisinho, and their parrot companion Bico Amarelo set off on a swashbuckling adventure after discovering a map in Donald’s seafood restaurant. With Black Pete, disguised as an old woman, secretly aboard the ship alongside his rat-faced henchmen, the journey takes a dangerous turn—yet the ducks and the parrot reach the treasure island by raft, unaware that their pursuer is waiting in the shadows.

In "O Anel da Múmia," Huey finds himself trapped inside an ancient mummy case and whisked away to Egypt by emissaries of the enigmatic Bey El Dagga, who is reviving his province in the image of its ancient past. Determined to rescue their cousin, Donald and the other two nephews follow by securing jobs on the ship transporting the case, then navigating a felucca up the Nile toward the Bey's mysterious domain.

When an organ grinder gifts the nephews a mischievous monkey named Jingo, Donald’s quiet home quickly turns into chaos. After selling Jingo to a mysterious stranger, Donald soon realizes the monkey may be more than just a prankster—especially when the stranger’s true intentions begin to surface.

In "Tempo Quente no Alasca," Donald sets off on a high-stakes flight to deliver penicillin to Point Marrow, Alaska, only to find himself entangled in a dangerous scheme when a stolen gold mine map is hidden in his plane. Kidnapped by crooks and left stranded on the frozen barrens, he’s forced to rely on his nephews’ quick thinking and courage to survive. With Zé Klondike and Bafo-de-Onça closing in, the race is on to outwit the villains before the cold claims them all.

In "O Mistério do Pântano," Pato Donald and the nephews Huguinho, Zezinho e Luisinho venture into the Everglades on a hunt for adventure—only to stumble upon a nest of mischievous little goblins known as Zanões. When Donald’s attempt to catch one backfires, the trio finds themselves trapped and in danger of becoming dinner for the swamp’s lurking alligators.