The Complete Carl Barks #16
In "Paperino e il vello d’oro," Scrooge McDuck sets off on a quest for a coat woven from gold, lured by a mysterious trader who claims to possess the legendary golden fleece. When the traders reveal themselves as Harpies, Scrooge and Donald are whisked away to the mythical land of Colchis, where Scrooge must prove his worth by judging a culinary contest. With the help of the nephews, the adventure takes a dangerous turn when Scrooge is swallowed by the Sleepless Dragon.
In "Da Mike Costa Meno," Uncle Scrooge, parched in the desert heat, refuses to pay premium prices at Joe's Oasis—opting instead for a cheaper eatery a mile off, where the cost of a drink might just be worth the journey.
In "Paperino e il segreto di Hondorica," Donald Duck and his nephews set off on a jungle adventure in Central America, racing to recover Uncle Scrooge’s lost papers from a crashed airplane. But their journey takes a competitive turn when Gladstone Gander, convinced they’re after treasure, trails them in a bid to beat them to the prize.
In the icy peaks of Asia, Uncle Scrooge, Donald, and the nephews chase a legendary treasure—the Lost Crown of Genghis Khan—only to be ambushed by a fearsome abominable snowman.
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