Walt Disney Uncle Scrooge #40
In "Good Old S.U.", Scrooge McDuck receives a mysterious letter claiming to come from a descendant of the mythical Circe, offering the legendary treasure of Ulysses in exchange for proof of his identity—his Old Number One Dime. With the nephews suspicious of a trap, especially one hatched by Magica de Spell, Scrooge sets off on a quest that blends ancient myth with his own storied past. Written, drawn, and inked by Carl Barks, this 1963 adventure features a cover by Barks, capturing the story’s blend of whimsy and intrigue.
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Scrooge has received a strangely-scented letter that purports to be from a descendent of Circe. The writer says she will sell the treasure of Ulysses to Scrooge if he will bring his Old Number One Dime to prove who he is. The nephews smell a plot by Magica de Spell.
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