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W CID 1-02 black pearls island

Barrier: MBAC-101
CBL: 06C-731
Type: story, three tiers per page
Art: Carl Barks
Script: Carl Barks
Hero: Donald Duck
Submission: 1957, March 14
Publication date: 1957, (December)
Issue: Christmas in Disneyland No. 1  
Pages: 17 5/6
Filled out with: non-Barks transitional panel

Additional credits: Barks drew the story of Tabu Yama to fit a Christmas annual with a frame tale titled "Christmas in Disneyland", about Santa Claus taking two children to Disneyland. As Timmie and Taffy visit each section of the park, Santa reminisces about one or another Disney character having a holiday adventure. Various artists contributed these episodes; Barks was asked for a duck story to accompany the riverboat ride in Adventureland. Though the ride is meant to evoke African jungles, Barks set his story in the South Seas; but this seems not to have bothered his editors, who smoothed over the matter with a line about "tropical waters and the jungles of the world". The inlet of the story's last panel was filled with a transitional panel returning us to the frame tale. (In some reprints, e.g. in The Netherlands, this panel is replaced by new art.)

Layout: Doesn't end with a full page.

Questions: The splash panel of the reprint in The Carl Barks Library - Set VI contains a caption with the name "Donald Duck". Does this caption also appear in the original Christmas in Disneyland publication?

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W CP 1-01 in "Letter to Santa"

Barrier: MBAC-101
CBL: 06C-633
Type: story
Art: Carl Barks
Script: Carl Barks
Hero: Donald Duck
Submission: 1949, June 1
Publication date: 1949, (November)
Issue: Christmas Parade 1 [Dell]  
Pages: 24

Layout:

Full page splash panel.
Contains freeform shaped panels.

Backstage: Donald and Scrooge were not the only hotheads to scrap with steam shovels. In 1926, Liberty magazine ran a cartoon by James Montgomery Flagg showing a similar battle of monster machines on a construction site in New York. Flagg was by this time a prominent illustrator and regular contributor to Judge, a magazine to which Barks himself would shortly submit cartoons.

When shown this drawing in 1985, Barks expressed surprise: "I had no idea Flagg ever stooped to such slapstick. No, I had never seen his cartoon, nor had I ever read Liberty magazine except in dentists' waiting rooms. The idea of steam shovels fighting is another of those 'naturals' that anybody should be able to think up."

Details: Scrooge seems to be wearing a Santa Claus coat in panel 15.8, judging the stripes on the fur on his right sleeve. They look exactly like the stripes on the Santa Claus clothes in the rest of the story.
Donald's boot shown on page 21 to 24, travels from his right-foot to his left-foot and back.

On the Disney Comics Mailing List, Larry Giver wrote: "Daniel van E. suggested a "visual error" regarding Donald's boot in Christmas Parade #1. After Donald and Scrooge fight in panel 1 page 21, parts of their Santa costumes come off, leaving each with only their coats and one boot each in panel 3 (strange how their trowsers can come off and still leave one boot on). In panel 7, page 21, Scrooge has no boots on at all, even though there was no additional fighting. Donald retains one boot on through to the end of the story. But probably the visual errors Daniel notices concerns which of Donald's feet has the boot. It's on the right foot in page 21 panels 3 and 7, but on the left foot in page 21 panel 6, page 22 panel 1, page 23 panels 1 and 7, and page 24 panel 5.
I recall a similar problem in some Mickey stories with Peg Leg Pete; sometimes the peg leg isn't consistently the same leg throughout the story."

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W CP 1-13 chance to read new book

Barrier: MBAC-101
CBL: 06C-658
Type: gag
Art: Carl Barks
Script: [unknown]
Hero: Donald Duck
Submission: 1949, August 4
Publication date: 1949, (November)
Issue: Christmas Parade 1 [Dell]  
Pages: 1

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W CP 2-01 in "You Can't Guess!"

Barrier: MBAC-101
CBL: 06C-659
Type: story
Art: Carl Barks
Script: Carl Barks
Hero: Donald Duck
Submission: 1950, May 24
Publication date: 1950
Issue: Christmas Parade 2 [Dell]  
Pages: 25

Layout:

Full page splash panel.
Contains freeform shaped panels.

Updates: In panel 25.5, the nephews sing "Jingle Bells", which is an existant Christmas song.

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W CP 8-06 in Grandma's Present

Barrier: MBAC-101
CBL: 06C-685
Type: story
Art: Carl Barks
Script: Carl Barks
Hero: Gyro Gearloose
Submission: 1956, March 1
Publication date: 1956, (December)
Issue: Christmas Parade No. 8 [Dell]  
Pages: 8

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W CP 9-01 in Christmas in Duckburg

Barrier: MBAC-103
CBL: 06C-693
Type: story, three tiers per page
Art: Carl Barks
Script: [unknown]
Hero: Donald Duck
Submission: 1958, April 6
Publication date: 1958, (December)
Issue: Christmas Parade No. 9 [Dell]  
Pages: 20

Backstage: Garé Barks' name appears on a storefront in panel 1.2.

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W DG 26-01 in The Christmas Cha Cha

I guess most folks are still pretty relaxed at 6:30 A.M.!
-- Donald Duck, as peddler

Barrier: MBAC-103
CBL: 06C-713
Type: story
Art: Carl Barks
Script: [unknown]
Hero: Donald Duck
Submission: 1959, May 26
Publication date: 1959, (December)
Issue: Christmas Parade No. 26 [Dell]  
Pages: 16

Additional credits: In a June 9, 1968 letter to Michael Barrier, Barks has said about this story: "The 'Christmas Cha Cha' story in D.D. Christmas Parade #26 was not my story. I did the drawings and did a great deal of rewriting and polishing on the dialogue of the script, which was sent to me by the office." The writer of the script is unknown.

Backstage: Barks caricatured himself on a wanted poster on panel 13.5 ("WANTED for being BAD!").

Congruences:

W OS 199-02 in "Sheriff of Bullet Valley"
Barks caricature on panel 32.3.
W WDC 188-01 olympic try-outs
Barks caricature on panels 6.4, 6.5 and 6.6.

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W D&D 25-00 phone 'n view

Barrier: MBAC-104
CBL: 06B-385
Type: cover
Art: Kay Wright
Pencil: Carl Barks
Script: Carl Barks
Hero: Daisy and Donald
Submission: date not available; [1976? 1977?]
Publication date: 1977, August
Issue: Daisy and Donald 25  
Pages: 1
Painting version: Buyer Beware
Based on: phone 'n view [painting layout / cover idea]

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W DISBP 1-03 super-strong forbidium money bin

Oh, oh! I recognize that dime! It's one I didn't spend at the World's Fair in 1907!
-- Scrooge McDuck

Barrier: MBAC-106
CBL: 06C-749
Type: story, three tiers per page
Art: Carl Barks
Script: Carl Barks
Hero: Uncle Scrooge and Gyro
Submission: 1958, February 4
Publication date: 1958, (October)
Issue: Disneyland Birthday Party 1  
Pages: 16

Additional credits: Acually a segment of the story "Disneyland Birthday Party," which takes up the entire book. Barks's segment begins on the 14th page, not counting covers.

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XUC DCA 2 ducks falling through trapdoor

Barrier: ---
CBL: ---
Type: cover
Art: [Carl Barks]
Ink: Larry Mayer
Script: [Carl Barks]
Submission: [none or unknown]
Publication date: ...
Issue: Disney Comics Album #2  
Pages: 1
Based on: CR US 60a ducks falling through trapdoor [white areas] ?

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ARC DDA 9 armored knight climbs onto ship

Barrier: ---
CBL: 10C-720
Type: cover, illustrating «and the Ghost of the Grotto» reprint
Art: Mike Royer
Script: [Carl Barks]
Publication date: 1988, November
Issue: Donald Duck Adventures No. 9  
Pages: 1

Additional credits: Based on oil painting "Menace From the Grotto".

CBL-notes: Small greyscale facsimile reproduction.

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W DDAL 1-00 flash-light family pose

Barrier: MBAC-117
CBL: 06B back cover; 06C-824 (greyscale)
Type: cover
Art: Carl Barks
Script: [unknown]
Submission: 1963, January 23
Publication date: 1963, August
Issue: Donald Duck Album One Shot 1 (Gold Key)  
Pages: 1

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W DG 38-00 different interests [cover]

Barrier: MBAC-130
CBL: 06C-730
Type: cover
Art: Norm McGary
Pencil: Tony Strobl
Script: [Carl Barks?]
Hero: Uncle Donald and His Nephews
Submission: 1960, April 25 (pencil drawing); [unknown] (watercolors)
Publication date: 1960, (November)
Issue: Uncle Donald and His Nephews Family Fun No. 38  
Pages: 1

Additional credits: Contains watercolor different interests [watercolor].

Changes: See different interests [watercolor].

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W DG 39-00 large christmas stocking [cover]

Barrier: MBAC-125
CBL: 06C-632
Type: cover
Art: Norm McGary
Pencil: Carl Barks
Script: [Carl Barks?]
Hero: [none]
Submission: 1960, April 25 (pencil drawing); [unknown] (watercolors)
Publication date: 1960, (December)
Issue: Merry Christmas No. 39  
Pages: 1

Additional credits: Contains watercolor large christmas stocking [watercolor].

Changes: See large christmas stocking [watercolor].

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ARC GCA 1 king solomon's mines

Barrier: ---
CBL: 10C-720
Type: cover, illustrating «in The Mines of King Solomon» reprint
Art: C.C. Beck
Script: [Carl Barks]
Hero: Uncle Scrooge
Publication date: 1987, December
Issue: Gladstone Comic Album 1 [Uncle Scrooge]  
Pages: 1
Based on: CR US 19a in King Solomon's Mines [cover design #3?]

CBL-notes: Small greyscale facsimile reproduction.

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ARC GCA 2 "the Terror of the River!!"

Barrier: ---
CBL: 10C-720
Type: cover, illustrating «in "The Terror of the River!!"» reprint
Art: Daan Jippes
Script: [Carl Barks]
Hero: Donald Duck
Publication date: 1987, December
Issue: Gladstone Comic Album 2 [Donald Duck]  
Pages: 1

Additional credits: Based on oil painting "Terror of the River".

CBL-notes: Small greyscale facsimile reproduction.

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ARC GCA 4B Back to the Klondike [inked blue pencil half page]

Barrier: ---
CBL: ---
Type: story segment
Art: Carl Barks
Ink: Daan Jippes
Script: Carl Barks
Hero: Uncle Scrooge
Submission: [1987?]
Publication date: [1987? 1988?]
Issue: Gladstone Comic Album 4 [Uncle Scrooge]  
Pages: 0 1/2

Additional credits: Inked version of Back to the Klondike [new blue pencil half page], intended for a reconstruction of in "Back to the Klondike".

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W LFC 7-01 Saves the Ship

Barrier: MBAC-226
CBL: 07C-731
Type: story, three tiers per page
Art: ["one of Disney's layout men"]
Script: Carl Barks, Jack Hannah, Nick George
Hero: Pluto
Submission: [unknown]
Publication date: 1942
Issue: Large Feature Comic No. 7  
Pages: 51

Additional credits: The entry for this black-and-white comic book (Large Feature Comic No. 7, published by Dell in 1942) in Comic Book Price Guide #11 says that it was 'written by Carl Barks, Jack Hannah, & Nick George."

In a May 17, 1981, letter to Michael Barrier, Barks told about the story: "Pluto Saves the Ship was written by Jack Hannah, Nick George, and I in 1942 in our evening hours. It was not an adaptation of a cartoon story. Eleanor Packer of Whitman Pub. may have dreamed up the basic plot. It was only a one-shot special designed to take advantage of the wartime jitters. Anyway, we three did the final draft in rough sketch form in my den room in North Hollywood. The post-Pearl Harbor blackouts were in effect, and we had all window blinds closed and taped shut. It was hot and stuffy, and we consumed many beers. The story shows the effects. One of Disney's layout men with a flair for drawing panel after panel of shipyard scaffolding did the artwork. I can't recall his name.

Because of the fact that we were only writing action gags to flesh out someone else's story line, none of us felt we deserved any claim to fame. I certainly forgot the whole business very quickly. As for payment, I doubt that we received more than a dollar a page."

Status: The script most likely is lost.

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W MMAlm 1-08 August Accident

Most rockets invented these days are complicated things!
Only scientists can figure how to run them!

-- Gyro Gearloose

Barrier: MBAC-125, 211
CBL: 06C-809
Type: story
Art: Carl Barks
Script: Carl Barks
Hero: Gyro Gearloose
Submission: 1957, March 21
Publication date: 1957, (December)
Issue: Mickey Mouse Almanac #1  
Pages: 4

Additional credits: The titles of the stories in "Mickey Mouse Almanac" No. 1, chronologically follow all 12 months of the year.

Appearances: Robert Fulton (mentioned, inventor of the steamboat, 1.2); Mars (mentioned, 3.5); city hall (4.7); Duckburg's biggest nuisance of the century (elected title, 4.8).

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W MMAlm 1-09 September Scrimmage

Barrier: MBAC-125, 211
CBL: 06C-813
Type: story
Art: Carl Barks
Script: Carl Barks
Hero: Uncle Scrooge
Submission: 1957, March 21
Publication date: 1957, (December)
Issue: Mickey Mouse Almanac #1  
Pages: 4

Additional credits: The titles of the stories in "Mickey Mouse Almanac" No. 1, chronologically follow all 12 months of the year.

Appearances: Duckburg Quackers (football team, 1.1); Dogdale Barkers (football team, 1.1); Jocko (big gorilla fullback, 1.1, 1.6); Webfoot Tech. (place where Scrooge used to play football in the 1880s, 1.1); "1870 football" (Scrooge referring to "old-time tricks", 2.8).

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W WDSF 2-02 in Fun? What's That?

Barrier: MBAC-130
CBL: 06C-607
Type: story
Art: Carl Barks
Script: Carl Barks
Hero: Uncle Scrooge and Gyro
Submission: 1959, January 8
Publication date: 1959, (August)
Issue: Summer Fun  
Pages: 10

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W WDSF 2-06 in Jungle Hi-jinks

Barrier: MBAC-130
CBL: 06C-617
Type: story
Art: Carl Barks
Script: [unknown]
Hero: Donald Duck
Submission: 1959, January 30
Publication date: 1959, (August)
Issue: Summer Fun  
Pages: 14

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ARC USA 17 lost in davy jones' locker

Barrier: ---
CBL: 10C-720
Type: cover, illustrating «Lost Beneath the Sea» reprint
Art: Don Rosa
Script: [Carl Barks]
Publication date: 1989, November
Issue: Uncle Scrooge Adventures No. 17  
Pages: 1
Based on: CR US 46a Lost in Davy Jones' Locker [cover design]

Surviving material: CR US 46a Lost in Davy Jones' Locker [cover design]

CBL-notes: Small greyscale facsimile reproduction.

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W USDD 1-03 and the Mummy's Ring [remade part]

Barrier: MBAC-159
CBL: 01A-227
Type: story part
Art: Carl Barks
Script: [Carl Barks]
Hero: Donald Duck
Submission: 1965, March 10
Publication date: 1965, (September)
Issue: Uncle Scrooge & Donald Duck #1  
Pages: 3

Description: Re-inked version of page 1, 16 and 17 of W OS 29-01 and the Mummy's Ring.

Backstage: When Michael Barrier asked Barks why these pages are redrawn, he wrote in a February 17, 1972 letter: "I don't remember exactly, but I think the original printing plates were lost or damaged." Comparing these three new pages with the ones as they were published in 1943, shows a shift in inking style. Obvious differences are the Ducks' faces (see, for example, panel 16.6), the positions of the dialogue balloons, and the lettering. The only real change is made in panel 17.5. In the original version, the railing cuts through the ducks' necks, while in the redrawn version the ducks are positioned higher so that the railing is placed in front of their chests.

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W USGD 1-02 master of the mississippi

Paddle wheel, paddle wheel, on a blue hill!
When the wind blows, the crows stand still!

-- Ratchet Gearloose

Barrier: MBAC-160
CBL: 06C-769
Type: story, three tiers per page
Art: Carl Barks
Script: Carl Barks
Hero: [not specified in the story]
Submission: 1957, January 10
Publication date: 1957, (August)
Issue: Uncle Scrooge Goes To Disneyland No. 1  
Pages: 20

Additional credits:

CBL-notes: The "Uncle Scrooge" logo is added in the splash-panel, covering a part of the steamboat's smoke.

Appearances: Cap'n McDuck, Master of the Mississippi (Scrooge, 1.2); Blackheart Beagle and his brawling sons (2.2); Dilly Dollar (Scrooge's steamer, 2.2); River Witch (Blackheart's steamer, 2.3); Ratchet Gearloose (grandfather of Gyro Gearloose, 3.2 and 3.3); Possum Point (4.4); Sonny Boy (telegraph agent, 4.5); bank at Weevil City (4.5); New Orleans (4.6); Beagle Boys / Beagle Boys Inc. / Beagle Boys, Inc. (5.4); Horseshoe Bend (9.1).

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W VP 1-01 in Vacation Time

Barrier: MBAC-160
CBL: 06C-551
Type: story
Art: Carl Barks
Script: Carl Barks
Hero: Donald Duck
Submission: 1950, January 5
Publication date: 1950, (July)
Issue: Vacation Parade (No. 1)  
Pages: 33

Layout:

Full page splash panel.
Contains freeform shaped panels.

Backstage: In panel 2.4, Donald and the nephews are discussing the bad motor vehicle traffic congestion at the corner of Wilshire (Boulevard) and Vermont (Avenue). This is an intersection of streets in Hollywood, California.

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W VP 1-08 in Camp Counselor

Barrier: MBAC-101
CBL: 06C-585
Type: story
Art: Carl Barks
Script: [unknown]
Hero: Donald Duck
Submission: 1950, January 27
Publication date: 1950, (July)
Issue: Vacation Parade (No. 1)  
Pages: 8

Layout:

Full page splash panel.
Contains freeform shaped panels.

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W VP 1-09 bird's nest mailbox

Barrier: MBAC-160
CBL: 06C-593
Type: story
Art: Carl Barks
Script: [unknown]
Hero: Donald's Grandma Duck
Submission: 1950, January 19
Publication date: 1950, (July)
Issue: Vacation Parade (No. 1)  
Pages: 14

Additional credits: This art-only story is mainly based on a series of gags. At least some of these gags were obviously taken from elsewhere:

Churning rocking chair (1.5)
November 15, 1938 Donald Duck daily strip.
Dirty necks (6.2 to 7.1)
September 27, 1943 Donald Duck daily strip
Ice-cream (10.3 to 10.7)
Idea is the same as in Barks' art-only ice cream cone gag (OS 238-04).
City noises (10.5 to 10.6)
November 14, 1938 Donald Duck daily strip.

Layout:

Full page splash panel.
Contains freeform shaped panels.

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W PP 8-06 in Picnic

Barrier: MBAC-160
CBL: 06C-817
Type: story, three tiers per page
Art: Carl Barks
Script: Carl Barks
Hero: Gyro Gearloose
Submission: 1956, July 12
Publication date: 1957, (July)
Issue: Vacation Parade 8 [Picnic Party]  
Pages: 6

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W WDCD 5-12 The Dainty Daredevil

Barrier: MBAC-162
CBL: 06B-457
Type: story, two tiers per page
Art: Carl Barks
Script: [unknown]
Hero: Daisy Duck's Diary
Submission: 1968, June 18
Publication date: 1968, November
Issue: Walt Disney Comics Digest 5  
Pages: 8

Landmark: This is the last story Barks drew (he did not do the writing), two years after his retirement in 1966.

Backstage: In a November 22, 1968 letter to Michael Barrier, Barks wrote: "The Daisy Duck story in D.C. Digest must be one I drew for Chase [Craig] last June. 8 pages. He was desperate for someone to do the art. All the current ink slingers having been busy or away on vacation." The story was submitted on June 18, 1968.

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lion tamer

Inducks: Qus/QNF 76
Barrier: MBAC-125, 207
Bear Book: BBB-003
Type: story, three tiers per page
Art: Carl Barks
Script: [unknown]
Hero: Andy Panda
Submission: 1943, January 16
Publication date: 1943, June
Issue: New Funnies 76  
Pages: 10

Additional credits: In an August 1967 letter to Michael Barrier, Barks wrote about his only Andy Panda story: "Some office staffer wrote it, maybe Eleanor Packer, who was editor of the L.A. division then."

Landmark: Andy Panda story.

Correspondence:

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bluebeard's buried treasure

Inducks: Qus/QTJSF 1
Barrier: MBAC-130
Bear Book: ---
Type: story
Art: [unknown]
Script: Carl Barks
Hero: Droopy
Submission: 1953, August 13
Publication date: 1954, (July)
Issue: Tom and Jerry Summer Fun 1  
Pages: 8

Status: As far as known, Barks' script has never surfaced.

Appearances: Droopy (a.k.a. Happy Hound).

Backstage: In a January 15, 1969 letter to Michael Barrier, Barks wrote: "The office wrote me to ask if I would do a story for Droopy. Then asked for another, and so on."

In another letter to Barrier, from December 11, 1969, Barks wrote: "The reason I happened to do the Droopy scripts in 1952 and 53 is that the office wrote me a note or phoned and asked me to try to write them. I never went out of my way to ask for those sorts of jobs."

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fox hound

Inducks: Qus/QTJWC 1
Barrier: MBAC-130
Bear Book: ---
Type: story
Art: [unknown]
Script: Carl Barks
Hero: Droopy
Submission: 1952, March 6
Publication date: 1952, (December)
Issue: Tom and Jerry Winter Carnival 1  
Pages: 8

Status: As far as known, Barks' script has never surfaced.

Appearances: Droopy (a.k.a. Happy Hound).

Backstage: See information under the entry for bluebeard's buried treasure.

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serum for forty children

Inducks: Qus/QTJWC 2
Barrier: MBAC-130
Bear Book: ---
Type: story
Art: [unknown]
Script: Carl Barks
Hero: Droopy
Submission: 1953, March 19
Publication date: 1953
Issue: Tom and Jerry Winter Carnival 2  
Pages: 8

Status: As far as known, Barks' script has never surfaced.

Appearances: Droopy (a.k.a. Happy Hound).

Backstage: See information under the entry for bluebeard's buried treasure.

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