This page contains the following items:

• qtc6003xx_js-cb John Spicer to Carl Barks. [1960, possibly somewhere between March and May]
• qtc6004xx_cb-js Carl Barks to John Spicer. [1960, April]
• qtc6005x1_cb-js Carl Barks to John Spicer. [1960, April or May]
• qtc6005xx_mw-cb Malcom Willits to Carl Barks. [1960, possibly somewhere between April and May]
• qtc600602_cb-mw Carl Barks to Malcom Willits. 1960, June 2
• qtc600712_cb-mw Carl Barks to Malcom Willits. 1960, July 12
• qtc6009x1_jv-cb Joe Vucenic to Carl Barks. [1960, possibly between August and September]
• qtc6009x2_cb-jv Carl Barks to Joe Vucenic. [1960, September]
• qtc6009xx_cb-de Carl Barks to Don England. [1960, September]
• qtc601000_cb-li Carl Barks to Larry Ivie. [1960, October]
• qtc601013_jc-cb Joe Cowles to Carl Barks. 1960, October 13
• qtc601019a_cb-jc Carl Barks to Joe Cowles. [1960, October]
• qtc601019b_cb-jc Carl Barks to Joe Cowles. 1960, October 19
• qtc601030_ac-jv Alice Cobb to John Verpoorten. 1960, October 30
• qtc601101_li-cb Larry Ivie to Carl Barks. [1960, November]
• qtc601117_cb-mw Carl Barks to Malcom Willits. 1960, November 17
• qtc601202_cb-jve Carl Barks to John Verpoorten. 1960, December 2
• qtc601211_cb-li Carl Barks to Larry Ivie. 1960, December 11
• qtc601213_cb-rb Carl Barks to Ronald Burnett. 1960, December 13
• qtc601230_cb-mw Carl Barks to Malcom Willits. 1960, December 30
• qtc6101xx_jc-cb Joe Cowles to Carl Barks. [1961, January]
• qtc610301_rg-cb Ron Goulart to Carl Barks. 1961, March 1
• qtc610319_cb-jc Carl Barks to Joe Cowles. 1961, March 19
• qtc610322_cb-rg Carl Barks to Ron Goulart. 1961, March 22
• qtc610322_cb-xx Carl Barks to [a fan]. 1961, March 22
• qtc610324_cb-mw Carl Barks to Malcom Willits. 1961, March 24
• qtc610520_cb-rt Carl Barks to Don Thompson. 1961, May 20
• qtc610711_cb-jve Carl Barks to John Verpoorten. 1961, July 11
• qtc610711_cb-li Carl Barks to Larry Ivie. 1961, July 11
• qtc610826_jch-cb John Coulthard to Carl Barks. 1961, August 26
• qtc610904_ch-cb Craig Hayes to Carl Barks. 1961, September 4
• qtc610911_mc-cb Michael Cronin to Harold Clark of Dell Pub. Co., referred to Carl Barks.. 1961, September 11
• qtc611008_cb-jch Carl Barks to John Coulthard. 1961, October 8
• qtc611021_cb-ch Carl Barks to Craig Hayes. 1961, October 21
• qtc611027_cb-mc Carl Barks to Michael Cronin. 1961, October 27
• qtc620117_cb-mw Carl Barks to Malcom Willits. 1962, January 17
• qtc620126_cb-jc Carl Barks to Joe Cowles. 1962, January 26
• qtc620401_mw-cb Malcom Willits to Carl Barks. [1962, possibly between January and early April]
• qtc620419_cb-mw Carl and Garè Barks to Malcom Willits. 1962, April 19
• qtc620427_cb-jc Carl Barks to Joe Cowles. 1962, April 27
• qtc620517_cb-dt Carl Barks to Don Thompson. 1962, May 17
• qtc621018_cb-dt Carl Barks to Don Thompson. 1962, October 18
• qtc621119_cb-mw Carl Barks to Malcom Willits. 1962, November 19
• qtc630121_cb-mp Carl Barks to Michael Peak. 1963, Januari 21
• qtc630201_mw-cb Malcom Willits to Carl Barks. [possibly somewhere between November 1962 to February 1963]
• qtc630216_cb-mw Carl Barks to Malcom Willits. 1963, February 16
• qtc630302_dt-cb Don Thompson to Carl Barks. 1963, March 2
• qtc6303xx_cb-dt Carl Barks to Don Thompson. [1963, March]
• qtc630420_cb-mw Carl Barks to Malcom Willits. 1963, April 20
• qtc641119_cb-dt Carl Barks to Don and Maggie Thompson. 1964, November 19

Date: [1960, possibly somewhere between March and May]

Sender: John Spicer

Receiver: Carl Barks

Description: First letter. Mentioned in [1960 April or May] undated draft, to John Spicer: "After eyening your letter with dark suspicions for several weeks, I have decided to answer it on the assumption that it could be a genuine fan letter."

Sources

Date: [1960, April]

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: John Spicer

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library - Set I (USA)

(01A-007)

Transcription, edited and weaved with other letters.

The Carl Barks Library - Set II (USA)

(02C-643)

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 3)

This quote is also credited to [1960, October] Letter to Larry Ivie, because "Barks used virtually the same wording in both letters".

Status: On file at the Walt Disney Archives. (Finished letter or draft.)

Questions: Is this letter the same one as [1960, April or May] undated draft, to John Spicer?

Sources

Date: [1960, April or May]

Type: Undated draft

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: John Spicer

Description: First reply.

References:

W OS 9-02 finds Pirate Gold

W OS 29-01 and the Mummy's Ring

W US 12-02 in "The Golden Fleecing"

W US 28-01 and the "Paul Bunyan" Machine

W US 29-01 Island in the Sky

W WDC 31-05 victory garden

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library - Set III (USA)

(03B-524)

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 39) Listed as "Letter to John Spicer from Carl Barks (undated), circa May 1960."

Slightly different than in The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 4.

("There are still some bad spots in some of those stories that I wish could have been done over. The climax fight in the recent Paul Bunyan theme could have been improved with a half-page spread of Scrooge's and the Beagle Boys' giant machines hacking each other to pieces, but I was afraid the editors would delete such a scene as being too violent.")

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 4 (USA)

Transcription. Large portion or complete.

Slightly different than in The Carl Barks Library - Set III.

("There are some bad spots in some of those stories that I wish could have been done over. The climax fight in the recent Paul Bunyan theme could have been improved with a half-page spread of Scrooge's and the B. Boys' giant machines hacking each other to pieces, but I was afraid the editors would delete such a scene as being too violent.")

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney Comics and Stories in Color No. 21

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 6)

Questions: Is this letter the same one as [1960, April] undated draft, to John Spicer?

Sources

Date: [1960, possibly somewhere between April and May]

Sender: Malcom Willits

Receiver: Carl Barks

Description: First letter. Written after John Spicer received a reply from Barks (listed as [1960 April or May] undated draft, to John Spicer.)

Sources

Date: 1960, June 2

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Malcom Willits

Description: First reply.

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 4 (USA)

Transcription. Large portion or complete.

Sources

Date: 1960, July 12

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Malcom Willits

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 8 (USA)

Mentioned in article (footnote 11).

Sources

Date: [1960, possibly between August and September]

Sender: Joe Vucenic

Receiver: Carl Barks

Description: First letter?

Status: Unknown. Existance of this letter is based on the thought that Barks' [1960, September] Draft letter to Joe Vucenic must have been preceded by a letter from Joe Vucenic.

Sources

Date: [1960, September]

Type: Draft letter

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Joe Vucenic

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library - Set I (USA)

(01A-007)

Transcription, edited and weaved with other letters.

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 6 (USA)

Transcription. Small portion.

Status: On file at the Walt Disney Archives. (Finished letter or draft.)

Sources

Date: [1960, September]

Type: Draft letter

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Don England

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 15 (USA)

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 2)

Sources

Date: [1960, October]

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Larry Ivie

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library - Set I (USA)

(01A-007)

Transcription, edited and weaved with other letters.

The Carl Barks Library - Set II (USA)

(02C-643)

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 3)

This quote is also credited to [1960, April] Letter to John Spicer, because "Barks used virtually the same wording in both letters."

Status: On file at the Walt Disney Archives. (Finished letter or draft.)

Sources

Date: 1960, October 13

Sender: Joe Cowles

Receiver: Carl Barks

Description: First letter. Mentioned in 19/10/60 Barks-Cowles: "In reply to your letter of the 13th."

Status: Unknown.

Sources

Date: [1960, October]

Type: Draft letter? Carbon copy?

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Joe Cowles

Description: Apparently a draft or an undated carbon copy of 1960, October 19 letter to Joe Cowles.

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 15 (USA)

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 4)

Sources

Date: 1960, October 19

Type: Letter, typewritten.

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Joe Cowles

Description: First reply. Apparently, the finished version of [1960, October] letter to Joe Cowles.

Transcription and scan.

Surviving material: Original letter.

Sources

Date: 1960, October 30

Sender: Alice Cobb

Receiver: John Verpoorten

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 8 (USA)

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 1)

Sources

Date: [1960, November]

Sender: Larry Ivie

Receiver: Carl Barks

Description: Mentioned in 1960 December 11. Letter to Larry Ivie: "I'm sorry I've taken so long to answer your letter of last month."

Sources

Date: 1960, November 17

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Malcom Willits

References:

W US 34-01 Mythtic Mystery

unfinished aswan dam tale

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 6 (USA)

(footnote 11)

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 13 (USA)

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 3)

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney Comics and Stories in Color No. 22

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 5)

Sources

Date: 1960, December 2

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: John Verpoorten

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library - Set I (USA)

(01A-007)

Transcription, edited and weaved with other letters.

Status: On file at the Walt Disney Archives. (Finished letter or draft.)

Sources

Date: 1960, December 11

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Larry Ivie

References:

W WDC 281-02 Fued and Far Between

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 4 (USA)

Transcription. Large portion or complete.

The Carl Barks Library - Set I (USA)

(01A-007)

Transcription, edited and weaved with other letters.

Status: On file at the Walt Disney Archives. (Finished letter or draft.)

Sources

Date: 1960, December 13

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Ronald O. Burnett

Description: Ronald O. Burnett was an English professor at Principia College in Illinois.

Contains:

quack, quack to you, prof burnett! ?

References:

CM 1 Magazine Comics Duck

CM 2 Scrooge McDuck [model sheet]

W US 12-02 in "The Golden Fleecing"

Publications:

Funnyworld 16 ([USA])

(page 8)

Transcription. Small portion.

Panels No. 2 (USA)

(page 11)

Transcription. Large portion or complete.

The Carl Barks Library - Set I (USA)

(01A-007)

Transcription, edited and weaved with other letters.

The Carl Barks Library - Set III (USA)

(03B-522)

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 30 and 31)

The Carl Barks Library - Set VIII (USA)

(08C-564)

Transcription. Small portion. Reprinted from Panels No. 2 (page 11).

Status: On file at the Walt Disney Archives. (Finished letter or draft.)

Sources

Date: 1960, December 30

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Malcom Willits

References:

W US 32-01 That's No Fable!

unfinished aswan dam tale

W WDC 250-01 Boxed-in

W WDC 251-01 Duck Luck

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 6 (USA)

(footnote 11)

Carl Barks and the Art of the Comic Book (USA. New York)

by Michael Barrier (MBAC-145, 146).

Divided transcription. Large portion.

Sources

Date: [1961, January]

Sender: Joe Cowles

Receiver: Carl Barks

Description: Mentioned in 1961, March 19 letter to Joe Cowles: "It's the middle of March, and I'm just now getting around to answering last January's letters." In that letter Barks thanks Joe for "the foreign editions of the duck stories," mentioning a "Phillipine edition" that must have been among them, which seems to suggest that these editions accompanied this letter from Joe Cowles.

Status: Unknown. The 1961, March 19 letter to Joe Cowles gives many hints on what Joe Cowles must have written in this letter. (Detailed information will be added in a future update.)

Sources

Date: 1961, March 1

Sender: Ron Goulart

Receiver: Carl Barks

Description: Mentioned in 22/03/61 Barks-Goulart: "I regret having taken so long to reply to your letter of March 1, and to thank you for your interest in my work."

Ron Goulart became a well known science fiction author.

Publications:

Panels No. 2 (USA)

(page 12)

Transcription. Small portion.

"Being in an anonymous business myself, advertising, I may be over sensitive, but I do think you should get some credit for the great amount of funny work you have turned out."

Status: Apparently, this letter is on file at the Disney Archives.

Sources

Date: 1961, March 19

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Joe Cowles

Description:

Transcription.

References:

W WDC 247-01 The Madcap Mariner

W WDC 255-01 Boat Buster

W WDC 263-01 The Candy Kid

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 6 (USA)

Transcription. Large portion or complete.

Sources

Date: 1961, March 22

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Ron Goulart

Publications:

Panels No. 2 (USA)

(page 12)

Transcription. Large portion or complete.

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 6 (USA)

Transcription. Large portion or complete.

Sources

Date: 1961, March 22

Sender: Carl Barks [a fan]

References:

W OS 203-02 in "The Golden Christmas Tree"

Publications:

Funnyworld 16 ([USA])

(page 6)

Transcription. Small portion.

"I felt sourly about the finished story because the editors had made me do some changes in the fight sequences between Don and the witch that I thought took the guts out of the story. I still gag when I read the last two pages of the story. But the rest of the tale was robust enough."

Questions: What is the name of the fan? Has this quote (or other parts of this letter) been published elsewhere?

Sources

Date: 1961, March 24

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Malcom Willits

References:

W US 34-01 Mythtic Mystery

W US 34-04 Chugwagon Derby

unfinished aswan dam tale

W WDC 247-01 The Madcap Mariner

W US 35-02 The Golden Nugget Boat

Publications:

Funnyworld 16 ([USA])

(page 10)

Divided transcription. Large portion.

Carl Barks and the Art of the Comic Book (USA. New York)

by Michael Barrier (MBAC-145, 146).

Divided transcription. Large portion.

The Carl Barks Library - Set IV (USA. Arizona, Scottsdale)

(04A-015)

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 23)

The Carl Barks Library - Set V (USA)

(05A-007)

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 2)

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 6 (USA)

Transcription. Large portion or complete.

Sources

Date: 1961, May 20

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Don Thompson

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 8 (USA)

Transcription. Large portion or complete.

Sources

Date: 1961, July 11

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: John Verpoorten

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library - Set I (USA)

(01A-007)

Transcription, edited and weaved with other letters.

Status: On file at the Walt Disney Archives. (Finished letter or draft.)

Sources

Date: 1961, July 11

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Larry Ivie

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 8 (USA)

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 2)

Sources

Date: 1961, August 26

Sender: John Coulthard

Receiver: Carl Barks

Description: John Coulthard (now deceased) was one of The Calgary Eye-Opener's contributors.

"Dear Carl that Barks: In case you are wondering how I located you after generations of time, Ron Goulart brought up your address this afternoon. He is an original art collector who discovered me some weeks ago and comes up now and then to talk about them."

Publications:

Panels No. 2 (USA)

(page 13)

Transcription. Large portion or complete.

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 6 (USA)

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 6)

Status: Apparently, this letter is on file at the Disney Archives.

Sources

Date: 1961, September 4

Sender: Craig Hayes

Receiver: Carl Barks

Description: Mentioned in 1961, October 21. Letter to Craig Hayes: "I want to thank you for your letter of Sept. 4 and apologize for the long time I have taken in answering it."

Sources

Date: 1961, September 11

Sender: Michael J. Cronin

Receiver: Harold H. Clark of Dell Pub. Co., referred to Carl Barks.

Description: Mentioned in 1961, October 21. Letter to Michael J. Cronin: "Your letter of Sept. 11 to Harold H. Clark of Dell Pub. Co. has been referred to me -- I being the writer-artist who first used Uncle Scrooge in a Donald Duck story back in 1947."

Sources

Date: 1961, October 8

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: John Coulthard

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 6 (USA)

Transcription. Large portion or complete.

The Carl Barks Library - Set I (USA)

(01A-007)

Transcription, edited and weaved with other letters.

Status: On file at the Walt Disney Archives. (Finished letter or draft.)

Sources

Date: 1961, October 21

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Craig Hayes

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 7 (USA)

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 4)

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 8 (USA)

Transcription. Large portion or complete.

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney Comics and Stories in Color No. 21

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 5)

The Carl Barks Library - Set I (USA)

(01A-007)

Transcription, edited and weaved with other letters.

Status: On file at the Walt Disney Archives. (Finished letter or draft.)

Sources

Date: 1961, October 27

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Michael J. Cronin

Additional credits: Accompanied with a "black and white study of Uncle Scrooge that I am mailing under separate cover".

References:

fortuna favet fortibus

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 8 (USA)

Transcription. Large portion or complete.

Including fortuna favet fortibus.

Backstage: When a group at the Harvard Business School chose Scrooge as their mascot, Barks made fortuna favet fortibus to hang in their meeting-room.

Sources

Date: 1962, January 17

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Malcom Willits

Contains:

snarl!

References:

case of horse-radish

menehunes island

sunken city

valley of tralla la

seven cities of cibola

message from uncharted island

A Spicy Tale

Oddball Odyssey

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 8 (USA)

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 3)

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 15 (USA)

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 3)

The Carl Barks Library - Set I (USA)

Transcription, edited and weaved with other letters.

snarl! (monochrome)

The Carl Barks Library - Set III (USA)

(03A-006)

Transcription. Small portion.

The Carl Barks Library - Set III (USA)

(03B-523)

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 33)

Status: On file at the Walt Disney Archives. (Finished letter or draft.)

Sources

Date: 1962, January 26

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Joe Cowles

References:

W WDC 264-01 Master Wrecker

Publications:

Unknown.

Sources

Date: [1962, possibly between January and early April]

Sender: Malcom Willits

Receiver: Carl Barks

Description: Mentioned in 1962, April 19. Letter to Malcom Willits: "I've delayed answering your letter, as each day I've expected to have something interesting to write about."

Status: Unknown. The 1962, April 19. Letter to Malcom Willits gives hints on what Malcolm Willits must have written in this letter. (Detailed information will be added in a future update.)

Sources

Date: 1962, April 19

Sender: Carl and Garè Barks

Receiver: Malcom Willits

Additional credits: Contains diagram of squarish page format, in which Barks shows the changes resulting from Western Publishing's new comic book page format.

Contains:

diagram of squarish page format

References:

diagram of squarish page format

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 8 (USA)

Transcription. Large portion or complete.

Including diagram of squarish page format.

Sources

Date: 1962, April 27

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Joe Cowles

References:

W US 41-02 The Status Seeker

Sources

Date: 1962, May 17

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Don Thompson

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 8 (USA)

Transcription. Large portion or complete.

Sources

Date: 1962, October 18

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Don Thompson

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 6 (USA)

Transcription. Small portion.

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 14

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 3)

The Carl Barks Library - Set I (01A-007)

Transcription, edited and weaved with other letters.

Status: On file at the Walt Disney Archives. (Finished letter or draft.)

Sources

Date: 1962, November 19

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Malcom Willits

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 13 (USA)

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 1)

Sources

Date: 1963, Januari 21

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Michael Peak

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library - Set I (USA)

(01A-007)

Transcription, edited and weaved with other letters.

The Carl Barks Library - Set II (USA)

(02C-643)

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 4)

Status: On file at the Walt Disney Archives. (Finished letter or draft.)

Sources

Date: [possibly somewhere between November 1962 to February 1963]

Sender: Malcom Willits

Receiver: Carl Barks

Description: Possibly referred to in 1963, February 16. Letter to Malcolm Willits: "Thanks for letting me study this old-time Popeye." (Malcolm Willits had loaned Barks a reprint edition of E. C. Segar's Popeye strips.)

Status: Unknown. Existance of this letter is based on the thought that Barks' 1963, February 16. Letter to Malcolm Willits must have been preceded by a letter from Malcolm Willits, accompanied with the Popeye reprint edition. This thought may be wrong if Malcolm Willits loaned the edition in person, for example during a visit. Barks' letter, as published, gives no other hint of a preceding Malcolm Willits letter written after Barks' 1962, November 19 letter to Malcolm Willits.

Sources

Date: 1963, February 16

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Malcom Willits

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 13 (USA)

Transcription. Large portion or complete.

Sources

Date: 1963, March 2

Sender: Don Thompson

Receiver: Carl Barks

Description: Mentioned in [1963, March] Undated draft to Don Thompson: "Your letter of March 2 needs answering before I get into one of my busy periods."

Status: Unknown. The [1963, March] Undated draft to Don Thompson gives hints on what Don Thompson must have written in this letter. (Detailed information will be added in a future update.)

Sources

Date: [1963, March]

Type: Undated draft

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Don Thompson

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 8 (USA)

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 4)

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 13 (USA)

Transcription. Large portion or complete.

Sources

Date: 1963, April 20

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Malcom Willits

References:

W WDC 278-02 Have Gun, Will Dance

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 13 (USA)

Transcription. Large portion or complete.

Sources

Date: 1964, November 19

Sender: Carl Barks

Receiver: Don and Maggie Thompson

Publications:

The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color No. 13 (USA)

Transcription. Small portion. (footnote 2) The interview mentioned in this letter was not published until 1968, in "Comic Art" 7.

Sources

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