The Complete Carl Barks #4

In "Paperino fa una conquista," Donald Duck’s plans go awry when his nephews secretly spend their savings on miniature jet engines—against his wishes—leading to a high-flying adventure that takes him and a young woman to a perilous mountain peak, where the engines unexpectedly become their lifeline.

In "Paperino e l’argento infiammabile," Donald Duck finds himself caught in a whirlwind of misplaced panic after a broker’s call turns a pile of worthless oil stocks into a $1,000 windfall. Suddenly obsessed with security, he buys a heavy safe to protect his newfound treasure—only to lock away not just the stocks, but also the jam he’d been scolding the boys for stealing, forgetting the combination in the process.

Donald Duck tries to keep his nephews out of his backyard to tend to a prize-winning flower garden, but their stubborn insistence on playing there sets off a series of mischievous tangles. As the boys refuse to leave, Donald’s plans for the perfect garden begin to unravel in unexpected ways.

In "Paperino in Vulcanovia," Donald Duck finds himself in the eccentric South American nation of Volcanovia after accidentally selling a full-size World War II bomber he received instead of the model plane he ordered. There, he discovers that the only way to leave the country is by becoming a national hero—though his attempts to achieve fame only end up making him a public nuisance.

In "Paperino cercatore d’oro," Donald Duck stumbles upon a playful map drawn by his nephews and, convinced it’s a genuine treasure trail, sets off for New Mexico in a wild quest for gold. What begins as a misread children’s game quickly spirals into a chaotic adventure across dusty landscapes and unexpected dangers.