Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Donald Duck Adventures in Color #4

Apr 1994 · Gladstone · 8.95 USD

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About this Collection

This fourth volume in Gladstone's Carl Barks Library series reprints classic Donald Duck comic adventures from the 1940s and 1950s, presented in full color. The collection features stories written and illustrated by Carl Barks, including the epic ten-page tale "The Firebug" and other lesser-known gems that showcase Barks' masterful storytelling and humorous art. It's a must-have for fans of Barks' definitive run on the character, offering a curated look at his mid-century work in a high-quality hardcover format.

Contains 3 stories

The Terror of the River

28 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

When Donald’s sneezes at an auction are mistaken for bids, he and the nephews end up sailing a houseboat down the Ohio River—only to be terrorized by a monstrous serpent. What they soon discover is a cleverly disguised submarine, its captain delighting in the fear he stirs with his elaborate ruse.

The Firebug

13 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

In "The Firebug," Donald Duck wakes up with a concussion—and a shocking new obsession: setting small, harmless fires. But when a series of real blazes erupt across the neighborhood, everyone assumes it's him, even though he’s just trying to stay cool.

Seals are so Smart

10 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

In "Seals are so Smart," Jo and his cousins play catch with a curious baby seal at the beach, sparking Donald’s imagination as he envisions a fortune from a trained seal act. The story follows his increasingly elaborate daydreams, blending whimsy and ambition as he schemes to turn the playful pup into a star performer.