Disney Masters #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis sixth volume in Fantagraphics' Disney Masters series collects a pair of classic Italian Disney adventures starring Uncle Scrooge McDuck. The title story, 'King of the Golden River,' sees Scrooge on a quest for a legendary river of gold, while the volume also includes the epic 'The Magnificent Seven (Minus Four)' by acclaimed Italian cartoonist Romano Scarpa. Both tales showcase Scarpa's vibrant artwork and clever storytelling, bringing Scrooge's globe-trotting greed and family dynamics to life in the classic Disney comics tradition.
In "Uncle Scrooge and the King of the Golden River, Chapter One," Donald and the nephews take wildly different approaches to getting rich—Donald with a dubious invention, the nephews with a daring experiment that accidentally unleashes an ancient Incan spirit. Guido Martina and Joe Torcivia craft a whimsical yet suspenseful tale, brought to life by Giovan Battista Carpi’s expressive artwork and vibrant coloring, all under the distinctive cover by Carpi himself.
In *Uncle Scrooge and the King of the Golden River, Chapter One*, Donald and the nephews dive into a wild experiment to invent anti-gravity—only to accidentally unleash an ancient Incan spirit who promises untold riches. With treasure and mystery swirling, the adventure begins in full swing, drawing Scrooge into a quest that’s as perilous as it is legendary.
In "Uncle Scrooge and the King of the Golden River, Chapter Three," Scrooge and Donald find themselves in a sticky situation—literally—after a misfired invention traps them in a collapsing ruin. With Gyro's anti-gravity pills offering a risky escape, the cousins must rely on quick thinking and a dash of luck to survive, while the nephews still stand a chance at the treasure their uncles have forbidden them from reaching.
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