The Carl Barks Library #9

When a tiny mouse sneaks into Uncle Scrooge’s money bin, chaos ensues—especially for Donald, who’s tasked with keeping the vault secure. With the help of Gyro Gearloose, the boys, and a surprisingly sly mouse named Lucifer, Scrooge’s vault becomes the battleground for a high-stakes game of wits and gadgetry.

In "New Year's Revolutions," Huey, Dewey, and Louie make a pact to be on time for school, while their uncle Donald vows to keep his temper in check—but he’s determined to sabotage their resolution before it even begins. The chaos of their well-intentioned promises sets off a series of mischievous attempts to outwit each other, all under the watchful eye of a New Year’s Eve that’s just getting started.

In "A Descent Interval," Donald Duck and his nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie set off on a seaside vacation that takes a surprising turn when Donald’s curiosity leads him to skin diving. After catching the attention of a scientist, the whole group is recruited to explore the ocean’s deepest reaches—using a diving bell Donald had previously sent down to investigate uncharted waters—uncovering mysteries beneath the waves.

Donald Duck and his nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie trade their noisy home for a quiet hotel, hoping for peace—only to discover that silence might be just as hard to handle as chaos.

When Donald ducks away from the TV to grab a snack, his nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie are already deep in a thrilling game of prediction—using their toy train set to map out where a real train crash might happen. With Uncle Scrooge’s prized locomotive on the line and the boys convinced they’ve cracked the code, the stakes are about to get very real.

When Donald’s nephews accidentally spill India ink on his prized tablecloth, they turn to Gyro Gearloose for help—only to trigger a mix-up that sends a shipment of experimental dye straight to Donald’s doorstep. Thinking it’s the bug powder he’s been waiting for, Donald sets out to treat the city reservoir, unaware that his well-intentioned plan could turn Duckburg into a splash of color—literally.

When Gladstone Gander gifts Huey, Dewey, and Louie a mischievous reindeer, the trio sets out to secretly bring it home—navigating the perils of keeping a holiday animal hidden from Donald Duck’s watchful eye. With a mix of clever schemes and classic sibling chaos, the young ducks must stay one step ahead of their uncle’s inevitable discovery.

On the first day of spring, Donald Duck is eager to head out for a long-awaited fishing trip, but his plans keep colliding with Huey, Dewey, and Louie’s excitement to launch their kites. As each attempt to enjoy their favorite spring pastimes unfolds, the boys’ kites and Donald’s fishing line tangle in increasingly chaotic ways—leading to one mishap after another.

Donald Duck’s dedication to his volunteer firehouse duties keeps him from spending time with Daisy Duck, leaving her vulnerable to the attentions of Gladstone Gander, who’s quick to step in. With Huey, Dewey, and Louie caught in the middle, the flames of rivalry and romance spark in unexpected ways.

In "No Rest for the Rescued," Donald Duck is left in charge of his nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie during a trip to Ecuador—only to find himself in a precarious situation after losing his footing on a cliff. The boys, trying to save him, end up tumbling down into a river, where they soon discover a rubber raft and set off on a perilous journey to reach safety. As they navigate the wild terrain, the question of who’s truly watching out for whom begins to blur—especially when every rescue attempt seems to lead to another mishap.