Walt Disney's Giant Comics #618
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Phantom of Notre Duck," Scrooge McDuck ventures to the Cathedral of Notre Duck with a mysterious fife that unlocks his new vault—only to find it stolen mid-ritual, its tune echoing from a shadowy figure in black. As the ducks chase the phantom through the cathedral's hidden corridors, they soon find themselves cornered, trapped in a labyrinth of stone and secrets. Written, drawn, and inked by Carl Barks, with cover art by Barks, this 1975 adventure blends whimsy and mystery in a tale where even the most careful plans can unravel in the shadow of a haunting melody.
When Uncle Scrooge unveils his new vault—accessible only by playing "My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean" on a fife—he sends the tune soaring through the skies of Notre Duck Cathedral, only to have the fife vanish into the wishing fountain. Before he can react, the haunting melody drifts back, played by a mysterious black-clad figure: the Phantom of Notre Duck. With Donald, Huey, Dewey, Louie, and the Junior Woodchucks' official hound on his trail, Scrooge soon finds himself and his nephews trapped in a cathedral full of shadows and secrets, where every echo could be a clue—or a trap.
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