Uncle Scrooge #3 / 407
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Duckburg 100," Scrooge McDuck launches a bold promotional stunt, handing out a hundred dollars each to Donald Duck, Jubal Pomp, and a Beagle Boy—on the condition they keep or grow the money to earn a bonus hundred. With his usual mix of shrewdness and mischief, Scrooge immediately tries to steer them toward reckless spending, testing their financial sense in ways only he could devise. Written by Romano Scarpa, David Gerstein, and Joe Torcivia, with art by Scarpa and inks by Rodolfo Cimino, and colored by Disney Italia and Digikore Studios, this 2015 IDW adventure features a cover by Marco Rota.
In "The Duckburg 100," Scrooge McDuck launches a high-stakes promotional stunt, handing out $100 each to Donald Duck, Jubal Pomp, and Beagle Boy 321-123—with the catch that keeping or growing the money could earn them a bonus hundred. As Scrooge watches closely, each of them faces his own temptation, from Donald’s impulse buys to the Beagle Boy’s risky schemes, all while the Clerkwell watches from behind the counter, unsure who’s really winning.
When Scrooge McDuck leaves his parrot Doubloon in Donald and the nephews’ care, the bird’s constant, cheerful praise of Scrooge quickly turns the house into a one-duck, three-nephew symphony of forced admiration—much to Donald’s growing frustration.
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