Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge Adventures in Color #46
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "How Green Was My Lettuce," Carl Barks delivers a clever, character-driven tale that reflects the creative tensions behind the scenes at Western Publishing, where his work was often trimmed to accommodate ads. This 1998 Gladstone issue, featuring Barks’ own writing and art, offers a rare look at how editorial decisions shaped even the most beloved stories, with the full scope of the original run preserved in its pages.
When Uncle Scrooge’s plane crashes while hauling a cargo of European wigs, a clever pig named Scalpnick seizes the moment—posing as a victim of the crash and claiming a bizarre wig allergy. With a courtroom drama unfolding in his favor, Scalpnick convinces a jury to award him a fortune far beyond anything the world could possibly hold.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney Uncle Scrooge #52 (1964), Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #241 (1990)
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