Cuentos de Walt Disney #17
In "El reloj de arena mágico," El tío Rico Mac Pato stumbles upon a mysterious hourglass that fuels his fortune—only to realize its true power lies in a desert oasis in Africa, where fresh sand from the No Issa oasis is the only thing that can keep it working. Written and illustrated by Carl Barks, this 1951 adventure follows the ducks on a quest across continents, driven by the promise of endless wealth and the secrets of a magical timepiece. The cover, by Carl Buettner, captures the whimsical mystery of the journey.
In "El espíritu del 76," Donald’s nephews stage a theatrical take on the American Revolution, prompting Donald to lead the family in living like their colonial ancestors to truly embody their roles. With a mix of slapstick and historical flair, the story captures the chaos of dressing up, pretending to be revolutionaries, and trying to recreate the past—complete with period costumes, mock battles, and the inevitable family squabbles that come with playing pretend.
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