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This cover image is a composite of Barks illustrations from the stories "The Midas Touch" - page 3, panel 8, and page 6, panel 1, and "The Golden Nugget Boat" - page 19, panel 5.
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Green-toned blank pages. Inside front cover and the first two interior pages.
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Publisher information, editorial credits, indicia, and a single illustration of Uncle Scrooge repurposed from the story "Chugwagon Derby" - page 4, panel 1.
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Lists "Fantagraphics Books Seattle" as publisher.
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The illustration is repurposed Barks art from the story "Billions in the Hole" - page 16, panel 4.
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Light green-toned blank page.
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A light green-outlined, single illustration of Uncle Scrooge and Donald Duck repurposed from the story "Bongo on the Congo" - page 1, panel 3.
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Story idea by Ron Leonard, a friend of Bill Spicer. Spicer being one of the first fans to make contact with Carl Barks.
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This story is a reworking of Barks' "The Hard Loser" from Four Color (Dell, 1942 series) #29.
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Fills-out the balance of the last page of "Chugwagon Derby". Half of this blank area is at the top of the page, and half is at the bottom, with the three tiers of the story's final page sandwiched in the middle.
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Art submitted on April 17, 1961. First appearance of Magica de Spell and first story in which the Old Number One Dime is identified by that name. Synopsis from "Carl Barks and the Art of the Comic Book" by Michael Barrier (M. Lilien, 1981).
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Uncle Scrooge is described as a mere "trillionaire" in the story's opening caption.
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A notable peering into the soul of the obnoxiously overconfident Gladstone Gander, whose heretofore unseen inner insecurities actually drive him to get Gyro to help him cheat at winning a "contest of luck" versus a field of other presumed extraordinarily lucky contenders.
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Reproduces the cover illustration for Uncle Scrooge #32 (1960) sans the original Dell Comics publisher's logo.
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Reproduces the cover illustration for Uncle Scrooge #33 (1961) sans the original Dell Comics publisher's logo.
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Individual articles are authored as follows:
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Reproduces the cover illustration for Uncle Scrooge #34 (1961) sans the original Dell Comics publisher's logo. Between pages 1 and 2 of "Story Notes".
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Reproduces the cover illustration for Uncle Scrooge #35 (1961) sans the original Dell Comics publisher's logo. Between pages 2 and 3 of "Story Notes".
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Reproduces the cover illustration for Uncle Scrooge #36 (1961) sans the original Dell Comics publisher's logo. Between pages 3 and 4 of "Story Notes".
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Reproduces the cover illustration for Dell Four Color #1095 Walt Disney's Gyro Gearloose (1960) sans the original Dell Comics publisher's logo. Between pages 4 and 5 of "Story Notes".
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Reproduces the cover illustration for The Carl Barks Library (Another Rainbow, 1983 Series) #3, which was an unpublished cover for Dell's Uncle Scrooge title circa 1961.
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Feature contributors supply their own biographies. In alphabetical order, they are Donald Ault, Alberto Becattini, J. Michael Catron, Thad Komorowski, Rick Kreiner, Ken Parille, Stefano Priarone, Francesco (Frank) Stajano, Joe Torcivia, Matthias Wivel, and Daniel F. Yezbick.
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A compiled listing of original first appearances of the stories reprinted in this volume.
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Publisher's ad promoting "The Complete Carl Barks Disney Library", as well as "Disney Masters" and other related books.
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Green-toned blank pages, on the last two interior pages and the inside back cover.
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This back cover consists of Barks illustrations from the story "The Midas Touch" - page 4, panel 7 (Magica De Spell) and page 4, panel 8 (Uncle Scrooge and Donald Duck) accompanied by text describing the stories in this volume and a black and white inset photo of Carl Barks.
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