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Look, I’m not saying I want Minima to appear in the new Ducktales…But I reeeeeaaaaaaalyyyyyy want he
One of Carl Barks’s last paintings, MERRY CHRISTMAS! (1996) refers to Scrooge’s first appearance, i
Carl Barks. Dam Disaster at Money Lake (1986). Painting based on the 1952 story, Only a Poor Old Man
talesfromweirdland:Animation cels of Disney’s Scrooge McDuck and Money (1967).The short marks Scroog
adventurelandia:Visitor From Underground by Carl Barks
wizardscheme:this tweet singlehandedly gets the kids banned from the mcduck enterprises social media
Three more first appearances. Batman (1939), Uncle Scrooge McDuck (1947), and Tintin (1929).
Makings of a Fish Story (No One Will Ever Believe This) (1988). Carl Barks painting based on his 196
talesfromweirdland:First National Bank of Cibola (1987). Carl Barks. From the 1954 story, The Seven
A few more in the 1971 Disney Publications series: model sheets for Uncle Scrooge, Three Little Pigs
some headcanons :)
What, you don’t remember the story where Scrooge was a samurai in ancient Japan? Old doodle, relevan
Far Out Safari (1975), by Carl Barks.
Another Carl Barks painting inspired by his own 1956 story, The Golden Fleecing. This one is called
Uncle Scrooge, by Carl Barks.
donaldduckhugs:“How Santa Stole Christmas” was a wild ride tbh
oxane:Scrooge McDuck on psychedelicsBy Don Rosa, The Cowboy Captain of the Cutty Sark (1998)
Snow Fun (1974), by Carl Barks.Trivia fact: the only appearance of Donald’s dog Bolivar on a Barks p
Season to Be Jolly (1974), by Carl Barks.
Holiday in Duckburg (1989). A Carl Barks painting featuring a few of his original characters: Uncle
Carl Barks illustration of his creations: Uncle Scrooge, Gyro Gearloose, Gladstone Gander, Flinthear
Hello, I love her.
Rich Finds at Inventory Time (1994). By Carl Barks.Funny details: OSO Safe Co., the “MINE All Mine!”
Trespassers Will Be Ventilated (1987).Another Carl Barks painting based on his 1952 story, Back to t
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