The Complete Carl Barks #31

In "Zio Paperone e la Regina dei Dinghi," Scrooge takes Donald and the nephews to his Australian sheep station, where mysterious wild dogs are wreaking havoc on his fences and herds. When the nephews stumble upon the dogs’ leader—a wild girl living in the outback—they devise a clever plan to catch her, luring her with the catchy tunes of pop sensation Tweedy Teentwirp.

In "Zio Paperone e il castello del duca pazzo," Uncle Scrooge takes a risky gamble to protect his fortune, hiding his money in the haunted castle of the Mad Duke of Duckburg. When the Beagle Boys follow him there, a twist of fate leaves Scrooge with amnesia—leaving the criminals trapped in the castle’s deadly traps, with no one left to remember they were ever inside.

In "Zio Paperone e il tesoro di Marco Polo," Scrooge McDuck finds himself entangled in a mystery when a crate arrives containing only the tail of a life-size jade elephant—and a peasant boy named Soy Bheen. A cryptic note inside the tail, attributed to Marco Polo, hints at a treasure map hidden in the elephant’s trunk, leading Scrooge, his nephews, and Soy Bheen on a daring journey to the war-torn kingdom of Unsteadystan, where the elephant is revered as a sacred totem by rebel leader Wahn Beeg Rhat.

In "Zio Paperone e il bilione in fumo," Scrooge McDuck finds himself in a race against time when the Skeptics Club offers a billion dollars to anyone who can produce a flying saucer at their banquet that night. A tiny spacecraft unexpectedly lands in his window, and after a quick transaction involving a few grains of wheat and corn, its diminutive alien visitors agree to help him pull off the impossible — all in the hopes of claiming the massive prize.

In "Zio Paperone e la Zoccolo di Fuoco," Scrooge McDuck enters the Crystal Orb Derby with a fierce determination to claim the title of Duckburg's "king" for the year, only to discover his prized horse, Fireball, is no ordinary steed—but a highly advanced robot engineered to dominate the race. As the Derby unfolds with a field of equally mechanical competitors, the Beagle Boys seize the chance to strike, aiming to raid Scrooge’s Money Bin while the city’s attention is fixed on the track.

In "Zio Paperone nella reggia della sirena," Scrooge's Money Bin collapses into a hidden sea cavern, sending his fortune plunging into the deep. With Donald and Scrooge diving in specialized gear to recover it, they stumble upon a mysterious underwater kingdom ruled by a mermaid queen and inhabited by duck mermen. Daisy, worried Donald might fall under the mermaid's spell, follows them down—unaware of the secrets the ocean floor holds.

In "Zio Paperone monarca del bestiame," Scrooge takes Donald and the nephews to his ranch during roundup season to teach them the ropes of the cattle business. With Scrooge’s cowboys fleeing from Snake McViper’s rustlers, the ducks step in to handle the chores—only to be outmaneuvered until two of them pull off a clever ruse, disguising themselves as a girl to trick McViper’s men into eating a meal so dreadful it turns the tide.