The Complete Carl Barks #3

In "Paperino e il ladro fantasma," Donald Duck finds himself haunted by a mysterious midnight thief stealing from the icebox—only to realize the culprit might be his own sleepwalking self. As he sets traps and accuses the nephews, his paranoid efforts only lead to more chaos, blurring the line between thief and victim.

In "Il più bel Natale di Paperino," Donald Duck sets off on a festive journey to Grandma Duck’s house, dreaming of a charming ride through snowy woods in a rented sleigh. But reality quickly clashes with his romantic vision, turning the trip into a series of mishaps and surprises. Through the chaos, Donald discovers a deeper meaning behind the season’s true spirit.

When Donald Duck wakes up after a head injury, he suddenly finds himself unable to resist the urge to set small, harmless fires—leading to chaos and mistaken blame as a real firebug strikes nearby. The story follows his increasingly frantic attempts to clear his name while wrestling with a bizarre new obsession.

In "Paperino e la foca," Donald Duck watches his nephews play ball with a curious baby seal at the beach, sparking a wild daydream about turning the creature into a money-making act. The idea takes hold, and Donald begins scheming how to train the seal—though he’s not quite sure where to start.