Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge Adventures

Gladstone’s 1987–1990 revival of Walt Disney’s Uncle Scrooge Adventures collected 21 issues of globe-trotting treasure hunts and family foibles, drawing heavily on the classic work of Carl Barks while introducing new tales by Geoffrey Blum and William Van Horn. The series is visually anchored by the bold, expressive art of Daniel Branca and Don Rosa, the latter already cementing his reputation as Barks’s foremost successor. Though short-lived, it stands as a vital bridge between the original Barksian era and the modern Duck comics renaissance, preserving the adventurous spirit of Scrooge McDuck for a new generation.