Die tollsten Geschichten von Donald Duck #4
In "Der arme reiche Mann," Scrooge McDuck finds himself outmaneuvered when the Beagle Boys build a structure right next to his money bin, threatening to drain his fortune. With quick thinking, he secretly moves his wealth to an old underwater reservoir, but the Beagle Boys aren’t done—now they plot to destroy a dam to flood his hidden stash. Written by Carl Barks and Erika Fuchs, with art, inks, and colors by Carl Barks, this 1966 classic showcases the masterful storytelling and detailed artwork that define the golden age of Disney comics. The cover, also by Carl Barks, captures the tension with a striking, dynamic scene.
In "Der arme reiche Mann," Scrooge McDuck finds his money bin threatened when the Beagle Boys build a structure next door with plans to drain his fortune. To protect his wealth, he secretly moves his money to an old underwater reservoir, but the Beagle Boys soon catch wind of the scheme and plot to flood the area by destroying the dam.
When Donald Duck tries to raise chickens on the heights above Pleasant Valley, his plans quickly spiral into chaos—each misstep more absurd than the last, until the entire town finds itself renamed in the most unflattering way possible. A perfectly mundane farming experiment goes wildly off track in this classic 1966 tale of poultry-induced pandemonium.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #386 (1952), Micky Maus #7/1953 (1953), Micky Maus Sonderheft #10 (1954), Micky Maus #11/1952, Micky Maus #3/1953
Reprinted in Die tollsten Geschichten von Donald Duck #[1] (1968)
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