A Guidebook to the Carl Barks Universe (test)

Inducks: W DD 26-00
Barrier: MBAC-113
CBL: 02C-463; 02C front cover
Type: cover, illustrating «in Trick or Treat»
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: [unknown] (Inducks writer: ?)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1952, April 10 (Inducks submission: 1952-04-10)
Publication date: 1952, November-December (Inducks publication date: 1952-11)
Issue: Donald Duck 26
Pages: 1 (Inducks pages: 1)

Additional credits: Front cover.

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W DD 26-01 buggy on roof

(Inducks description: A Prank Above)

Inducks: W DD 26-01
Barrier: MBAC-113
CBL: 02C-514
Type: gag
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: Carl Barks (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1952, April 10 (Inducks submission: 1952-04-10)
Publication date: 1952, November-December (Inducks publication date: 1952-11)
Issue: Donald Duck 26
Pages: 1 (Inducks pages: 1)
Inducks description: HDL and DD put carriage on roof at halloween

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W DD 26-02 in Trick or Treat

(Inducks: Trick or Treat)

Inducks: W DD 26-02
Barrier: MBAC-112
CBL: 02C-465; 02C-502
Type: story
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: [unknown]; [Carl Barks] (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1952, March 31 (Inducks submission: 1952-03-31)
Publication date: 1952, November-December (Inducks publication date: 1952-11)
Issue: Donald Duck 26
Pages: 23 (Inducks pages: 23)
Inducks description: A witch helps the nephews get Halloween treats from Donald

Additional credits: Comic-book adaption of Donald Duck cartoon "Trick or Treat".

Changes: Shortened from 32 pages to 23 pages. For the version as published, Barks made one-and-a-half page of new art. Detailed information

Surviving material: CS DD 26 Trick or Treat [surviving cut material]

Lost material: CZ DD 26 Trick or Treat [lost cut material]

CBL-notes: (R) A change due to the reconstruction of the story, which was cut down by the Western editors to 23 pages instead of 32. On page 1, the caption of panel 2 is shortened. The caption as by Western is not shown, but its text is mentioned in accompanying article.
Colored, except for the one-and-a-half page of new art which is printed apart from the (reconstructed) story, and some individual panels.
In the un-colored reproduction of the original panel 1.1 on page 02C-504, the upper panel border is different from the colored version on page 02C-465.

Reconstructions: In The Carl Barks Library - Set II, the story is reconstructed as a 32 pager, filling in the gap of the missing panel by a 'new' one, using art from other scenes in the comic. One caption was shortened, reconstructing it as it might have been in the original version. (The new one-and-a half page opening sequence with Donald and the nephews, is published in an article accompanying the story.)

Research: In English, "hazel" is the name of both a shrub native to eastern north america and an over-the-counter remedy for bruises and sprains (although not recognized in pharmacy as having much value).

Congruences:

... Student Witch: derby-hatted ogre

Correspondence:

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W DD 26-03 in Hobblin' Goblins

(Inducks: Hobblin' Goblins)

Inducks: W DD 26-03
Barrier: MBAC-113
CBL: 02C-515
Type: story
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: Carl Barks (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck featuring Huey, Louie, and Dewey (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1952, May 8 (Inducks submission: 1952-05-08)
Publication date: 1952, November-December (Inducks publication date: 1952-11)
Issue: Donald Duck 26
Pages: 9 (Inducks pages: 9)
Inducks description: Gyro Gearloose invents a goblin foiler for the nephews; HDL uses GY's "gnome-tricker"

Landmark: First appearance of Gyro Gearloose in the "Donald Duck" series.

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W DD 26-04 awful masks

DD 26-04 text box

(Inducks description: Frightful Face)

Inducks: W DD 26-04
Barrier: MBAC-113
CBL: 02C-524
Type: gag
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: Carl Barks (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1952, April 10 (Inducks submission: 1952-04-10)
Publication date: 1952, November-December (Inducks publication date: 1952-11)
Issue: Donald Duck 26
Pages: 1 (Inducks pages: 1)
Inducks description: DA is not scared about DD's masks but is scared about DD's true face

Changes: Panel 7 was shortened in width by Western to make room for a narrow text box calling attention to a cut-out Halloween mask on the comic's back cover: "Turn the page for your Donald Duck startler." As a result, Daisy's eyes look past Donald.

Status: Original version is lost.

CBL-notes: (R) Panel 7 is stretched in width a little to reconstruct Barks' original layout.

Reconstructions: The Carl Barks Library - Set II has reconstructed the original lay-out by adding more space in between Donald and Daisy.
"The Carl Barks Library of Donald Duck Adventures in Color No. 25" is reported to contain a better reconstruction.

Sources | image: © [Walt Disney Productions]

CS DD 26 Trick or Treat [surviving cut material]

(Inducks:

Inducks: CS DD 26
Barrier: MBAC-112
CBL: 02C-465
Type: story segment
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks) (Inducks inker: Carl Barks)
Script: [mostly by Carl Barks] (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1952, March 31 ? (Inducks submission: 1952-03-31)
Publication date: 1986, November (Inducks publication date: 1978-02-17)
Issue: The Carl Barks Library - Set II
Pages: 10 3/8 (Inducks pages: 10 3/8)
Intended issue: Donald Duck 26
Intended publication date: 1952, November-December
Inducks description: Trick or Treat

Additional credits: See in Trick or Treat, for more information.

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CZ DD 26 Trick or Treat [lost cut material]

(Inducks:

Inducks: CZ DD 26
Barrier: ---
CBL: ---
Type: story segment
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks) (Inducks inker: Carl Barks)
Script: [mostly by Carl Barks] (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1952, March 31 ? (Inducks submission: 1952-03-31)
Publication date: [none or unknown]
Issue: [none or unknown]
Pages: 0 1/8 (Inducks pages: 0 +)
Intended issue: Donald Duck 26
Intended publication date: 1952, November-December
Inducks description: Trick or Treat

Additional credits: See in Trick or Treat, for more information.

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W DD 27-00 the flying horse

(Inducks:

Inducks: W DD 27-00
Barrier: MBAC-113
CBL: 02C-529
Type: cover, illustrating non-Barks story "The Flying Horse"
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: [unknown] (Inducks writer: ?)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1952, July 31 (Inducks submission: 1952-07-31)
Publication date: 1953, January-February (Inducks publication date: 1953-01)
Issue: Donald Duck 27
Pages: 1 (Inducks pages: 1)
Inducks description: Flying horse

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W DD 28-00 robert the robot

(Inducks:

Inducks: W DD 28-00
Barrier: MBAC-113
CBL: 02C-530
Type: cover, illustrating non-Barks story "Robert the Robot"
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: [unknown] (Inducks writer: ?)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1952, August 28 (Inducks submission: 1952-08-28)
Publication date: 1953, March-April (Inducks publication date: 1953-03)
Issue: Donald Duck 28
Pages: 1 (Inducks pages: 1)
Inducks description: Robert the robot

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W DD 29-00 creel cat

(Inducks:

Inducks: W DD 29-00
Barrier: MBAC-113
CBL: 02C-530
Type: cover
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: [unknown] (Inducks writer: ?)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1952, October 9 (Inducks submission: 1952-10-09)
Publication date: 1953, May-June (Inducks publication date: 1953-05)
Issue: Donald Duck 29
Pages: 1 (Inducks pages: 1)
Inducks description: Cat in basket

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W DD 30-00 donkey sidecar

(Inducks:

Inducks: W DD 30-00
Barrier: MBAC-113
CBL: 02C-530
Type: cover
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: [unknown] (Inducks writer: ?)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1952, October 9 (Inducks submission: 1952-10-09)
Publication date: 1953, July-August (Inducks publication date: 1953-07)
Issue: Donald Duck 30
Pages: 1 (Inducks pages: 1)
Inducks description: Cowboy on burro

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W DD 35-00 rainpipe boot

(Inducks:

Inducks: W DD 35-00
Barrier: MBAC-113
CBL: 02C-530
Type: cover
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: Carl Barks (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1953, September 17 (idea); 1953, October 8 (art) (Inducks submission: 1953-10-08)
Publication date: 1954, May-June (Inducks publication date: 1954-05)
Issue: Donald Duck 35
Pages: 1 (Inducks pages: 1)
Inducks description: Wet feet

Questions: Printed with a black background, so the outer ink lines are invisible?

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W DD 44-00 blizzard tonight

(Inducks:

Inducks: W DD 44-00
Barrier: MBAC-114
CBL: 02C-531
Type: cover
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: Carl Barks (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1955, June 23 (Inducks submission: 1955-06-23)
Publication date: 1955, November-December (Inducks publication date: 1955-11)
Issue: Donald Duck 44
Pages: 1 (Inducks pages: 1)
Inducks description: Warm play boat

Layout: Printed with a black background, so the outer ink lines are invisible.

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W DD 45-01 heating pads

(Inducks description: Courtside Heating)

Inducks: W DD 45-01
Barrier: MBAC-114
CBL: 02C-543
Type: gag
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: Carl Barks (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1954, October 14 (Inducks submission: 1954-10-14)
Publication date: 1956, January-February (Inducks publication date: 1956-01)
Issue: Donald Duck 45
Pages: 1 (Inducks pages: 1)
Inducks description: HDL use electric blankets to melt snow on tennis lawn

Additional credits: Replaced by an advertisement in some copies.

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W DD 45-06 dogcather leaving duckburg

(Inducks description: Dogcatcher Duck)

Inducks: W DD 45-06
Barrier: MBAC-114
CBL: 02C-537
Type: story
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: Carl Barks (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1954, October 14 (Inducks submission: 1954-10-07)
Publication date: 1956, January-February (Inducks publication date: 1956-01)
Issue: Donald Duck 45
Pages: 6 (Inducks pages: 6)
Inducks description: Newly appointed dog catcher Donald interrupts a fox hunt; Dogcatcher Duck

Changes: Written and drawn as an 8 page story "but the editors whittled it down to fit a speciale hole in a rush. In the process they got some panels reversed on the bottom half of page 5, leaving the story a bad jumbled mess." (letter from Barks to a fan) Detailed information

Lost material:

CZ DD 45 dogcather leaving duckburg [lost cut material]

Status: No cut art is known to have surfaced.

CBL-notes: (R) On page 5, tier 3 and 4 (panels 7-8 and 5-6) are switched to reconstruct Barks' original intention. Western mixed up these tiers while cutting out two pages of artwork from the story.

Reconstructions: The Carl Barks Library - Set II the panels of the last page are printed in the right order.

Correspondence:

letter from Carl Barks to a fan

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W DD 45-08 first paper route

(Inducks description: Remember This)

Inducks: W DD 45-08
Barrier: MBAC-114
CBL: 02C-544
Type: gag
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: Carl Barks (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1954, October 17 (Inducks submission: 1954-10-14)
Publication date: 1956, January-February (Inducks publication date: 1956-01)
Issue: Donald Duck 45
Pages: 1 (Inducks pages: 1)
Inducks description: DD wakes up tired HDL for morning job

Additional credits: Replaced by an advertisement in some copies.

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W DD 45-09 snow cleared off of street

(Inducks description: Power Plowing)

Inducks: W DD 45-09
Barrier: MBAC-114
CBL: 02C-569
Type: gag
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: Carl Barks (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1954, October 14 (Inducks submission: 1954-10-14)
Publication date: 1956, January-February (Inducks publication date: 1956-01)
Issue: Donald Duck 45
Pages: 0 7/8 (Inducks pages: 0 7/8)
Filled out with: [unknown material]
Inducks description: Street cleaner

Additional credits: Replaced by an advertisement in some copies.

Layout: Doesn't end with a full page.

Questions: What material fills out the comic book page?

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CZ DD 45 dogcather leaving duckburg [lost cut material]

(Inducks:

Inducks: CZ DD 45
Barrier: MBAC-114
CBL: ---
Type: story segment
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks) (Inducks inker: Carl Barks)
Script: Carl Barks (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1954, October 14 (Inducks submission: 1954-10-07)
Publication date: [none or unknown]
Issue: [none or unknown]
Pages: 2 (Inducks pages: 2)
Intended issue: Donald Duck 45
Intended publication date: 1956, January-February
Inducks description: Dog Catcher

Additional credits: See dogcather leaving duckburg, for more information.

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W DD 46-00 cake blown away

(Inducks:

Inducks: W DD 46-00
Barrier: MBAC-114
CBL: 02C-531
Type: cover
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: Carl Barks (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1955, September 15 (Inducks submission: 1955-09-15)
Publication date: 1956, March-April (Inducks publication date: 1956-03)
Issue: Donald Duck 46
Pages: 1 (Inducks pages: 1)
Inducks description: Birthday cake; Blowing cake off table

Changes: Nephews faces were redrawn by another artist after submission to Western.

Status: Original version is lost.

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W DD 46-02 in Secret of Hondorica

(Inducks: Secret of Hondorica)

Inducks: W DD 46-02
Barrier: MBAC-114
CBL: 02C-545
Type: story
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: Carl Barks (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1954, September 30 (Inducks submission: 1954-09-30)
Publication date: 1956, March-April (Inducks publication date: 1956-03)
Issue: Donald Duck 46
Pages: 24 (Inducks pages: 24)
Inducks description: Trip to Central America to recover US's papers from crashed airplane; Uncle Scrooge dispatches Donald and the nephews to Hondorica to recover lost deeds to oil wells

Changes: On several occasions in this story, as published in The Carl Barks Library - Set II, the word "spirit" looks out of sync with the rest of the dialogue, as if it was drawn by someone else after Barks' writing had been erased, replacing a smaller word. From the story context it looks like that "god" rather than "spirit" was the original word.

Status: If changed, the original version is lost.

Questions: Is the original publication identical to the reprint in The Carl Barks Library - Set II?

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W DD 51-07 comfortable hat

(Inducks description: All Season Hat)

Inducks: W DD 51-07
Barrier: MBAC-114
CBL: 02C-570
Type: gag
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: Carl Barks (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1956, May 24 (Inducks submission: 1956-05-24)
Publication date: 1957, January-February (Inducks publication date: 1957-01)
Issue: Donald Duck 51
Pages: 0 1/2 (Inducks pages: 0 h)
Filled out with: [unknown material]
Inducks description: Hot drink inside top hat

Layout: Doesn't end with a full page.

Changes: Barks' list shows a full page "new hat" gag accepted on May 24, 1956, with no issue specified. The gag as published has obviously been cut from a full page.

Lost material:

CZ DD 51 comfortable hat [lost cut material]

Status: If changed, no cut art is known to have surfaced.

Questions: What material fills out the comic book page?

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CZ DD 51 comfortable hat [lost cut material]

(Inducks:

Inducks: CZ DD 51
Barrier: MBAC-114
CBL: ---
Type: story segment
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks) (Inducks inker: Carl Barks)
Script: Carl Barks (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1956, May 24 (Inducks submission: 1956-05-24)
Publication date: [none or unknown]
Issue: [none or unknown]
Pages: 0 1/2 (Inducks pages: 0 h)
Intended issue: Donald Duck 51
Intended publication date: 1957, January-February
Inducks description: New Hat

Additional credits: See comfortable hat, for more information.

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W DD 52-00 first aid chair spring

(Inducks:

Inducks: W DD 52-00
Barrier: MBAC-114
CBL: 02C-532
Type: cover
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: [unknown] (Inducks writer: ?)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1956, September 6 (Inducks submission: 1956-09-06)
Publication date: 1957, March-April (Inducks publication date: 1957-03)
Issue: Donald Duck 52
Pages: 1 (Inducks pages: 1)
Inducks description: First aid, spring in chair

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W DD 52-02 and the Lost Peg Leg Mine

(Inducks: The Lost Peg Leg Mine)

Inducks: W DD 52-02
Barrier: MBAC-114
CBL: 02C-571
Type: story
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: Carl Barks (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1956, June 14 (Inducks submission: 1956-06-14)
Publication date: 1957, March-April (Inducks publication date: 1957-03)
Issue: Donald Duck 52
Pages: 10 (Inducks pages: 10)
Intended issue: Walt Disney Comics & Stories 203, Vol. 17;, No. 11
Intended publication date: 1957, August
Inducks description: finds lost mine with "trading mice" in desert; Uncle Scrooge, Donald, and the nephews search for a lost gold mine

Correspondence:

June 22, 1956 letter from Chase Craig to Carl Barks

Schedule: Originally scheduled for "Walt Disney's Comics and Stories" No. 203, August 1957. In a letter dated June 22, 1956, about a week after the story's submission, Chase Craig informed Barks of the change and asked for another ten-page story for "Walt Disney's Comics and Stories".

Questions: At this time, Barks' stories for "Walt Disney's Comics and Stories" were untitled. So, maybe the title "Lost Peg Leg Mine" was both made up and lettered by the editors?

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W DD 54-01 in "Forbidden Valley"

(Inducks: Forbidden Valley)

Inducks: W DD 54-01
Barrier: MBAC-114
CBL: 02C-581
Type: story
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: Carl Barks (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1956, December 13 (Inducks submission: 1956-12-13)
Publication date: 1957, July-August (Inducks publication date: 1957-07)
Issue: Donald Duck 54
Pages: 26 (Inducks pages: 26)
Inducks description: Donald and the nephews travel to Latin America in search of pest-controlling razor wasps

Additional credits: New version of in "Darkest Africa".

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W DD 55-00 bird's nest cap

(Inducks:

Inducks: W DD 55-00
Barrier: MBAC-114
CBL: 02C-532
Type: cover
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: [unknown] (Inducks writer: ?)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1956, October 18 (Inducks submission: 1956-10-18)
Publication date: 1957, September-October (Inducks publication date: 1957-09)
Issue: Donald Duck 55
Pages: 1 (Inducks pages: 1)
Inducks description: Hat nest

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W DD 57-00 cook book and mixer

(Inducks:

Inducks: W DD 57-00
Barrier: MBAC-114
CBL: 02C-532
Type: cover
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: Carl Barks (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1957, July 25 (Inducks submission: 1957-07-25)
Publication date: 1958, January-February (Inducks publication date: 1958-01)
Issue: Donald Duck 57
Pages: 1 (Inducks pages: 1)
Inducks description: Dough avalanche; DD is at a loss while food mixer overswims with dough

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W DD 60-02 and the Titanic Ants!

(Inducks: The Titanic Ants!)

Inducks: W DD 60-02
Barrier: MBAC-114
CBL: 02C-607
Type: story, three tiers per page
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: Carl Barks (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1957, June 20 (Inducks submission: 1957-06-20)
Publication date: 1958, July-August (Inducks publication date: 1958-07)
Issue: Donald Duck 60
Pages: 20 (Inducks pages: 20)
Inducks description: US,DD and HDL meets gigantic ants; Millionaires' picnic is attacked by giant ants; The billionaires of Duckburg is having a picknick in the forest; US meets a person who has invented a machine to make giant ants; A Duckburg scientist's enlarged ants disrupt the Billionaires' Picnic

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W DD 60-05 in Water Ski Race

(Inducks: Water Ski Race)

Inducks: W DD 60-05
Barrier: MBAC-114
CBL: 02C-627
Type: story, three tiers per page
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: Carl Barks (Inducks writer: Carl Barks)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1957, October 31 (Inducks submission: 1957-10-31)
Publication date: 1958, July-August (Inducks publication date: 1958-07)
Issue: Donald Duck 60
Pages: 6 (Inducks pages: 6)
Inducks description: DD wins the water skiing competition; Donald competes in a water skiing contest

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W DD 65-00 dustbin pelican

(Inducks:

Inducks: W DD 65-00
Barrier: MBAC-114
CBL: 02C-533
Type: cover
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: [unknown] (Inducks writer: ?)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1958, April 20 (Inducks submission: 1958-04-20)
Publication date: 1959, May-June (Inducks publication date: 1959-05)
Issue: Donald Duck 65
Pages: 1 (Inducks pages: 1)
Inducks description: Dust hiding

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W DD 68-04 The Master Glasser

(Inducks: The Master Glasser)

Inducks: W DD 68-04
Barrier: MBAC-114
CBL: 02C-633
Type: story
Art: Carl Barks (Inducks artist: Carl Barks)
Script: [unknown] (Inducks writer: ?)
Hero: Donald Duck (Inducks hero: Donald Duck)
Submission: 1959, May 20 (Inducks submission: 1959-05-20)
Publication date: 1959, November-December (Inducks publication date: 1959-11)
Issue: Donald Duck 68
Pages: 5 (Inducks pages: 5)
Inducks description: Donald attempts to repair a clock tower

Additional credits: In a June 9, 1968 letter to Michael Barrier, Barks said: "The 'Master Glasser' story was from a script sent to me from the office. As usual, I did lots of rewriting to pull the gags together."

Correspondence: