The Complete Carl Barks Disney Library #[14]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Seven Cities of Cibola," Uncle Scrooge sets sail for a tropical adventure, not just to clear the gold dust from his pores but to follow a mysterious message in a bottle that promises fortune. With Huey, Dewey, and Louie eager to help, Scrooge’s quest for treasure leads him into uncharted waters and a legend older than the sea itself. Written and illustrated by Carl Barks, this classic tale from the Complete Carl Barks Disney Library series features Barks’ signature blend of wit, adventure, and whimsical detail, with full artwork and cover by the master himself.
Uncle Scrooge and the nephews trade their usual schemes for a treasure hunt when a professor points them toward the legendary Seven Cities of Cibola, sparking a wild chase through ancient ruins and hidden traps. With Gyro Gearloose in tow and the Beagle Boys hot on their trail, the quest for lost jewels turns into a high-stakes adventure across dusty canyons and forgotten temples.
When Scrooge McDuck sets sail to cleanse his pores of gold dust, the boys Huey, Dewey, and Louie stumble upon a mysterious message in a bottle—prompting Scrooge to see a chance for treasure. With the Beagle Boys lurking nearby, the adventure takes an unexpected turn as the duck relatives follow a trail that leads beyond the usual gold rush.
When a mysterious locket containing the combination to Scrooge’s new safe ends up around the neck of a traveling lemming, the tiny creature sets off on an unexpected journey that lands him on a ship bound for Norway—just as a massive lemming migration begins. With Scrooge, Donald, and the nephews hot on the trail, the chase leads across icy landscapes and into the heart of a natural phenomenon neither ducks nor lemmings could have predicted.
In "The Tuckered Tiger," Scrooge McDuck bets his prized racehorse, Lubricated Lightning, against the Maharajah of Swingingdore’s fearsome tiger, Sabertooth Third, in a high-stakes race where the loser must pay the winner their own weight in diamonds. With Donald Duck and the nephews cheering from the sidelines, the competition heats up as speed, strategy, and a touch of luck come into play.
Scrooge McDuck’s latest treasure hunt takes a turn into ancient legend when he deciphers clues from history books pointing to the lost Philosopher’s Stone—845 years after its last known appearance. With Donald, Huey, Dewey, Louie, and an unexpectedly mysterious Monsieur Mattressface in tow, the quest leads the ducks through forgotten ruins and cryptic puzzles, all in pursuit of a myth that might just be real.
Scrooge McDuck finds himself in a race against time when he learns he must produce the family’s legendary heirloom watch to claim his great-uncle’s estate—only moments after tossing it into the trash, convinced it was beyond repair. With Donald, Gyro Gearloose, and the rest of the McDuck clan on his heels, Scrooge must track down the broken timepiece before it’s too late.
Scrooge McDuck and Horseshoe Hogg are reigniting a decades-old rivalry when they team up with their nephews—Huey, Dewey, and Louie—to race steamboats down the river and settle a long-forgotten dispute over Cornpone Gables. With rival engines roaring and old grudges flaring, the stakes are high and the waters are treacherous in this classic adventure from The Complete Carl Barks Disney Library.
In "The Golden Fleecing," Scrooge McDuck sets his sights on acquiring a coat woven from golden fleece, lured by a mysterious offer from Arab-like traders—only to discover they’re Harpies in disguise. Taken to the mythical land of Colchis, Scrooge is put to the test in a bizarre culinary trial, while Donald and the nephews, Huey, Dewey, and Louie, race to save him from the treacherous traps of the ancient realm. With Eikral Ali, Eikral Senga, Eikral Zeni, Eikral Eisseb, and Eikral Yaf caught in the web of deception, the quest for gold leads to a perilous showdown with the legendary Sleepless Dragon.
Uncle Scrooge, parched in the desert heat, marches past Joe’s Oasis—just to save a few coins—only to find himself stranded a mile from the nearest drink. With the sun beating down and his resolve waning, he’s left wondering if the cheapest option was truly the best.
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