The Carl Barks Library of Uncle Scrooge One Pagers in Color #2

In "[Forgotten Precaution ] (Danish title)," Scrooge McDuck grows uneasy, certain he’s left something vital undone. He rushes back to his money bin to inspect the vault locks, only to pause and recall the self-locking door he’d just installed that morning.

[Fireman Scrooge] (Danish title) finds Scrooge in the middle of a blazing business school fire, where every other fireman is carrying a woman to safety—except him. While the others focus on rescuing the women, Scrooge heads straight for the school’s safe, determined to protect his fortune even in the chaos.

In "[Saved by the Bag] (Danish title)," Uncle Scrooge, stranded on a raft in the open sea, takes a clever turn to attract help—using his sail to fashion a large money bag, which he hides inside in hopes that passing ships or planes will spot the unusual sight and come to his rescue.

[Snake Take] (Danish title) delivers a delightfully absurd twist on greed and performance, as a street artist’s cobra mesmerizes Uncle Scrooge during a show—only to demand more money when the reward falls short. The moment turns into a tense standoff, with the snake’s hypnotic gaze making the usually shrewd duck reconsider his wallet.