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Covers the period of transition from Dell to Gold Key for the Uncle Scrooge comic book series.
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This cover image is a composite of Barks illustrations from the stories "Oddball Odyssey" - page 19, panel 4, and "Cave of Ali Baba" - page 12, panel 7.
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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 Dewey repurposed from the story "Cave of Ali Baba" - page 8, panel 6.
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Lists "Fantagraphics Seattle" as publisher.
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The Beagle Boys illustration is repurposed Barks art from the story "Deep Down Doings" - page 2, panel 2. The Magica de Spell illustration is repurposed Barks art from the story "Oddball Odyssey" - page 11, panel 2.
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Top half of page.
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Green-toned repurposed Barks art of Huey, Dewey, and Louie from the story "Much Luck McDuck" - page 3, panel 8. Lower half of page.
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Loosely adapted by the TV series DuckTales as "The Unbreakable Bin" (1989). https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1052608/?ref_=ttep_ep15
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Pantomime.
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Top half of page.
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Green-toned repurposed Barks art of Uncle Scrooge from the story "Cave of Ali Baba" - page 16, panel 1. Lower half of page.
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The "Tutor Corps" is a parody of The Peace Corps, an independent agency and program of the United States government, founded by President John F. Kennedy in 1961, that trains and deploys volunteers to provide international development assistance. That Carl Barks was having fun with the concept in a story published in 1962, adds an additional layer of immediate relevance not fully appreciated when reading reprints of this story over a half-century later.
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Top half of page.
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Green-toned repurposed Barks art of Uncle Scrooge from the story "The Pied Piper of Duckburg" - page 2, panel 6. Lower half of page.
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Only appearance of Ludwig Von Drake in a Barks story. Carl Barks is credited (by default?) with story in this book, which is at odds with other indexing of this story.
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Story was reprinted from the first Gold Key issue of Uncle Scrooge and, as such and in accordance with the graphics of the “Early Gold Key Style”, this story has borderless panels with rectangular dialogue balloons.
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Orange-toned blank page.
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Gyro uses a team of whales to tow the ocean liner, a la Aquaman. Last Gyro Gearloose backup to originally appear in a Dell Comics issue of Uncle Scrooge.
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Atypically, Gyro's Helper does not appear.
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No lettering credit is given.
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Orange-toned blank page.
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Individual articles are authored as follows:
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Reproduces the cover illustration for Uncle Scrooge #37 (1962) with the original Dell Comics publisher's logo and 15-cent cover price. Between pages 1 and 2 of "Story Notes".
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Reproduces the cover illustration for Uncle Scrooge #40 (1963) with the original Gold Key Comics publisher's logo and the rolled-back cover price of 12-cents. Between pages 2 and 3 of "Story Notes".
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Reproduces the back cover pin-up illustration for Uncle Scrooge #40 (1963). The issue's front cover image was repeated on its back cover, sans logo and all cover copy and surrounded by a green border. Between pages 3 and 4 of "Story Notes".
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Reproduces the cover illustration for Dell Four Color #1184 (1961) with the original Dell Comics publisher's logo and 15-cent cover price. Between pages 4 and 5 of "Story Notes".
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Reproduces the cover illustration for Dell Four Color #1267 (1961) with the original Dell Comics publisher's logo and 15-cent cover price. Between pages 5 and 6 of "Story Notes".
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Reproduces the cover illustration for Gyro Gearloose #01329-207 (1962) with the original Dell Comics publisher's logo and 15-cent cover price. Between pages 6 and 7 of "Story Notes".
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A presumably unpublished cover, circa 1961-62. Between pages 7 and 8 of "Story Notes".
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Feature contributors supply their own biographies.
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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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Publisher's ad promoting the latest Disney hardcover collection releases.
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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 image is a composite of repurposed Barks illustrations from the stories "Oddball Odyssey" (page 6, panel 3), "Cave of Ali Baba" (page 8, panel 7), and "The Old Timer" (page 1, panel 1).
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