| INDEX | ART | ANIMATION | [COMICS] | CHARACTERS | QUOTES | DIARY | PHOTOGRAPHS | BIBLIOGRAPHY | LINKS | SOURCES |
| One Shots | Comics and Stories | Our Gang | Giveaways | Donald Duck | Uncle Scrooge | Junior Woodchucks | [Various] | Europe |
| Miscellaneous | Barks Library | Illustrated stories | Text stories | [Newspaper strips] | -X- |
| COMICS | Various Newspaper strips |
Additional credits: Panel 1.4 is similar to Barks' art-only pole-vault cover (WDC 144-00).
Notes: Reprinted in "Walt Disney's Comics and Stories" No. 9, June 1941.
Additional credits: Donald bikes through a heap of leaves, with a solid content. This is similar to a scene in Donald's Snow Fight, with snow instead of leaves. In this animated cartoon, the nephews trick Donald on purpose. In the strip it's an accident.
Notes: Reprinted in "Walt Disney's Comics and Stories" No. 9, June 1941.
Additional credits: Similar to a gag in Barks' art-only story "Donald's Grandma Duck" (VP 1-09).
Notes: Reprinted in "Walt Disney's Comics and Stories" No. 11, August 1941.
Additional credits: Similar to a gag in Barks' art-only story "Donald's Grandma Duck" (VP 1-09).
Notes: Reprinted in "Walt Disney's Comics and Stories" No. 11, August 1941.
Additional credits: Donald discovers that he is the thief who steals out of his refrigderator. An automatic photograph shows him sleepwalking. In icebox sleep-walking, something similar happens.
Notes: Reprinted in "Walt Disney's Comics and Stories" No. 10, July 1941.
Additional credits: More or less similar to a scene in Barks' terrible turkey story (WDC 87-02)
Notes: Reprinted in "Donald Duck" No. 272, July 1989.
Additional credits: More or less similar to a gag in Barks' story "Bubbleweight Champ" WDC 282-01.
Notes: Reprinted in "Donald Duck" No. 301, March 1997.
Additional credits: One of 12 newspaper gags submitted by Barks in 1939.
Backstage: Alberto Becattini: "Carl Barks submitted 12 gags in 1939 and 2 in 1940. I have no clue as to which strips he actually wrote. Apart from 39-09-11, which was spotted by Michael Naiman and published in Comic Book Marketplace # 40. Indeed, Michael found that Barks had recycled that daily strip gag as the "Beans" gag page appearing in Four Color # 189."
An article by Stefan Schmidt, published in an issue of "Der Donaldist", contains more examples of possible Taliaferro-Barks connections.
Congruences:
Notes: Reprinted in "Donald Duck" No. 301, March 1997.
Questions: Is Carl Barks the writer or the plotter of this strip? Is this the only newspaper strip which has been identified as being among Barks' 1939 and 1940 gags? What is the issue number of the "Der Donaldist" with the article about possible Taliaferro-Barks connections?
Description: Donald phones a salesman to demonstrate a fancy car, the "Phooie 6", for him. Donald decides it's worthy... of being bought, we think. But then instead, he buys a lottery ticket for that type of car. (Double benefiting because he used the test drive to go the lottery.)
Congruences:
Notes: Reprinted in "Walt Disney's Comics and Stories" No. 25, October 1942.
Additional credits: Similar to a gag in Barks' art-only story "Donald's Grandma Duck" (VP 1-09).
Landmark: First appearance of Grandma Duck.
Notes: Reprinted in "Walt Disney's Comics and Stories" No. 78, March 1947.
Sources
| Miscellaneous | Barks Library | Illustrated stories | Text stories | [Newspaper strips] | -X- |
| One Shots | Comics and Stories | Our Gang | Giveaways | Donald Duck | Uncle Scrooge | Junior Woodchucks | [Various] | Europe |
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