Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge Adventures in Color #43
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Lost Beneath the Sea," Carl Barks crafts a thrilling underwater adventure as Scrooge McDuck and his crew descend into the deep in the bathyscaph "Trieste," inspired by real-life exploration technology of the 1960s. With Barks' signature blend of daring escapades and meticulous detail, the story unfolds in vivid color, enhanced by Scott Rockwell’s work and Garé Barks’ crisp lettering, all rendered in the artist’s timeless style. The cover, also by Barks, captures the moment with a striking blend of realism and whimsy, echoing the magazine’s historic imagery.
When Uncle Scrooge’s Old Number One Dime sinks beneath the waves, he and Donald Duck dive deep in a bathysphere to recover it—only to discover a hidden undersea shipyard where four-armed Martians are salvaging sunken ships for their iron-poor world. With Donald’s reporter instincts kicking in, the search for the dime turns into a race to uncover secrets far deeper than the ocean floor.
Uncle Scrooge has invested in his nephews’ lemonade stand, but to make sure they’re running it fairly, he slips into the role of a regular customer—watching from the shadows as Huey, Dewey, and Louie handle the day’s sales. With a keen eye and a pocket full of coins, Scrooge puts their honesty to the test, all while keeping his identity hidden.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney Uncle Scrooge #46 (1963), The Carl Barks Library #5 (1989)
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