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Cover: William Van Horn

Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #341

May 2005 · Gemstone · 6.95 USD
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“Framing Sequence for "The Magic Hourglass"”
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This volume collects Uncle Scrooge #341, part of Gemstone's 2005 series continuing the classic Disney duck adventures. The issue features stories starring Scrooge McDuck, his nephews, and other beloved characters from Carl Barks' and Don Rosa's traditions, though specific plot details for this exact number are not recalled with certainty.

In "Framing Sequence for 'The Magic Hourglass'," Scrooge McDuck sets off on a high-stakes journey after realizing the mysterious hourglass that once fueled his fortune may be more than just a relic—it's the true source of his wealth. With his nephews leading the way to the remote oasis of No Issa in Africa, Scrooge races to reclaim the artifact, determined to buy it back with a billion dollars. Written, drawn, and inked by the legendary Carl Barks, this 2005 Gemstone issue features a cover by William Van Horn, capturing the adventure’s timeless charm.

writer, artist, inker, letterer Carl Barks · colorist Western Publishing Production Shop · colorist Scott Rockwell · cover William Van Horn

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Carl Barks
cover pencils, inks William Van Horn

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Scrooge gives his nephews an hourglass that he later discovers is the source of his great wealth. Carrying a billion dollars to buy the hourglass back, he follows the ducks to Africa, where they have gone to fill the hourglass with fresh sand from the oasis of No Issa -- the only kind of sand that will keep perfect time in the hourglass and so make its owner richer by the hour.

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