The Complete Carl Barks #11
In "Paperino e il ventino fatale," Donald and Daisy count on Scrooge to match their twenty-five dollars for a Christmas dinner and a toy train for the children of Shacktown—only for Scrooge’s promise to unravel when his money bin gives way, sending his fortune plunging into a hidden cavern beneath his vault, where every step risks a fall into bottomless quicksand.
In "Zio Paperone e la disfida dei dollari," 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 it to an old underwater reservoir, setting up a high-stakes game of wits. But when the Beagle Boys learn of the hidden stash, they plot to flood Scrooge’s new vault by destroying a nearby dam—turning the entire valley into a battlefield of greed and strategy.
In "Paperino e il cimiero vichingo," Donald Duck joins a frantic race across the icy shores of Labrador with a museum curator and a mysterious descendant of Vikings, Azure Blue, all chasing a legendary golden helmet said to grant dominion over North America. As the prize nears, the very idea of power stirs wild visions in the minds of Donald, Lawyer Sharky, and even one of Donald’s nephews—each suddenly imagining themselves as rulers of the continent.
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