Walt Disney the Best of Uncle Scrooge and Donald Duck #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Fare Delay," Scrooge McDuck, relying on memory-restoring pills, suddenly remembers the exact spot where he hid a fortune in nuggets fifty years earlier. With Donald and the nephews in tow, he journeys to the Klondike—only to discover his old claim now belongs to Glittering Goldie, a former dance hall girl from the gold rush days who still owes him a debt, plus interest. Written and illustrated by Carl Barks, this classic tale blends nostalgia, humor, and a touch of frontier charm, with Barks' distinctive art bringing the Yukon’s rugged beauty and the characters’ lively personalities to life—complete with his own inks and lettering, and a cover by Barks that captures the story’s adventurous spirit.
In the sun-drenched West Indies, Scrooge, Donald, and the nephews run a kelp-gathering boat when they hear whispers of a ghostly armored man who emerges every half-century to steal a small boy. When Dewey vanishes during one such appearance, the family races to rescue him from the man’s hidden fortress deep within a coral reef grotto, beneath a decaying galleon guarded by a massive octopus.
In "Tralla La," Uncle Scrooge trades his money-filled vaults for a tropical escape, seeking peace and quiet in the mythical land of Tralla La—where, legend says, wealth and currency are unknown. With his usual curiosity and a dash of skepticism, Scrooge ventures into a world where money has no power, but the real test of his patience and perspective is just beginning.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #159 (1947), Four Color #456 (1953), Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #6 (1954), Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #7 (1954)
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