The Complete Carl Barks #14

In "Paperino e la farina miracolosa," Donald Duck is sent to promote a new flour from Scrooge's mills, only to find himself baffled by instructions written in a foreign language—leading to a series of increasingly chaotic mishaps as he tries to follow them. The story captures Donald’s trademark frustration and slapstick energy, all set against the backdrop of a simple task gone hilariously wrong.

Uncle Scrooge, seeking a break from the relentless grind of managing his fortune, takes his doctor’s advice and journeys to the mysterious land of Tralla La in Asia—where it’s said no money or wealth exists at all. There, he must navigate a world where his lifelong obsession with dollars is not just irrelevant, but utterly foreign.

In "Paperino e il tesoro delle sette città," Scrooge and the Ducks set out to hunt for Indian arrowheads, only to uncover a cache of ancient jewels linked to the legendary Seven Cities of Cibola. As they follow the trail into the desert, their quest attracts the attention of the Beagle Boys, who’ve overheard their talk of a fabled treasure and are determined to get their hands on it first.

In "Paperino e l’isola del cavolo," Scrooge sets sail on a peculiar journey to clear the gold dust from his pores and to answer a mysterious distress call found in a bottle. When the ducks reach the island, they uncover the Beagle Boys—and a strange ray that petrifies everything it touches.