Four Color #356
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Fire Emergency," a 1951 Four Color comic, Donald Duck and his nephews step in when Uncle Scrooge vanishes after his dirigible crashes into the sea—leaving them responsible for safeguarding his fortune. Penciled and inked by Frank McSavage with coloring by the Western Publishing Production Shop, the story unfolds with the usual mix of chaos and heart, all under Carl Barks’ dynamic cover art.
When Uncle Scrooge vanishes after his dirigible crashes into the sea, Donald and his nephews find themselves unexpectedly in charge of his fortune—leading to a whirlwind of mishaps and misadventures as they try to keep the money safe and the family business afloat.
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Reprinted in Topolino #37 (1952), Walt Disney's One Shot #37 (1952), Topolino #38 (1952), Topolino #47 (1952), Le Journal de Mickey #233 (1956), Le Journal de Mickey #308 (1958), Donald Duck & Co #17/1958 (1958), Donald Duck & Co #18/1958 (1958), Donald Duck & Co #19/1958 (1958), Donald Duck & Co #5/1959 (1959), Anders And & Co. #5/1959 (1959), Donald Duck & Co #12/1959 (1959), Kalle Anka & C:o #5/1959 (1959), Donald Duck & Co #15/1959 (1959), Donald Ducks Show #[8] (1963), Walt Disney's Giant Comics #543 (1973), The Complete Carl Barks #32 (1985), The Carl Barks Library #2 (1986), Walt Disney's Donald Duck & Mickey Mouse #5 (1996), Carl Barks samlede verk #9 (2008), The Complete Carl Barks Disney Library #[9] (2015)
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