Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #331
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Gemstone issue collects classic Disney duck tales featuring Uncle Scrooge McDuck and his nephew Louie, part of the ongoing series that revived the beloved comic adventures. The stories showcase Scrooge's miserly exploits and family dynamics in the whimsical world of Duckburg.
In "His Majesty McDuck," Uncle Scrooge stumbles upon a legal anomaly: the land beneath his money bin was never officially part of the United States, prompting him to demand a refund of fifty years' worth of taxes. Written and illustrated by Don Rosa, with colors by Scott Rockwell and letters by John Clark, this clever tale blends historical whimsy with Scrooge’s trademark fiscal obsession, all wrapped in a cover by Daniel Branca.
Uncle Scrooge, ever the shrewd businessman, stumbles upon a legal anomaly: the land beneath his money bin was never officially part of the United States, meaning he’s been paying taxes for decades on property he technically owns outright. With Donald, the nephews, and even the Beagle Boys caught in the crossfire, Scrooge launches a high-stakes campaign to reclaim five decades of taxes—only to find himself tangled in a bizarre international dispute involving a British Commander, a Spanish General, a skeptical Librarian, and a surprisingly eager Taxman.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge Adventures #14 (1989), Donald Duck #43/1999 (1999), Anders And & Co. #12/2000, Anders And & Co. #5/2001
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