GCD :: Issue :: The Complete Carl Barks Disney Library #27 - Walt Disney's Donald Duck "Duck Luck" by Carl Barks

blank page(s) / 3 pages (report information)

Indexer Notes

Orange-toned blank pages. Inside front cover and the first two interior pages.

credits, title page / 1 page (report information)

Pencils: Carl Barks (Donald Duck head illustration)
Inks: Carl Barks (Donald Duck head illustration)
Colors: ?
Letters: typeset

Characters: Donald Duck

Indexer Notes

A Donald Duck head inside a circle, added to the middle of the Donald Duck logo.

credits, title page / 1 page (report information)

Script: Mike Catron ?
Pencils: Carl Barks
Inks: Carl Barks
Colors: ?
Letters: typeset

Characters: Huey; Dewey; Louie
Keywords: repurposed art

Indexer Notes

Publisher information, editorial credits, indicia, and a single illustration of Huey, Dewey, and Louie repurposed from the story "Sitting High" - page 10, panel 3.

credits, title page / 1 page (report information)

Pencils: Carl Barks (Donald Duck head illustration)
Inks: Carl Barks (Donald Duck head illustration)
Colors: ?
Letters: typeset

Characters: Donald Duck

Indexer Notes

A Donald Duck head inside a circle, added to the middle of the Donald Duck logo. Lists "Fantagraphics Books Seattle" as publisher.

table of contents / 2 pages (report information)

Script: ?
Pencils: Daan Jippes
Inks: Daan Jippes
Colors: ?
Letters: typeset

Characters: Magica De Spell
Keywords: repurposed art

Indexer Notes

Includes a repurposed illustration of Magica De Spell by Daan Jippes from the story "Bottled Battlers" - page 3, panel 3.

blank page(s) / 1 page (report information)

Indexer Notes

Light green-toned blank page.

Donald Duck / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Carl Barks (credited)
Pencils: Carl Barks (credited)
Inks: Carl Barks (credited)
Colors: Susan Daigle-Leach (credited) (color restoration)
Letters: Garé Barks
Editing: Chase Craig (original editor)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Yum, yum! That chop suey and chow yuk was the yukkiest!

Feature Logo

Genre

anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor

Characters

Donald Duck; Huey; Dewey; Louie; Gladstone Gander; beat cop; Chinese fish merchant; motorist stuck in mud; patrol car cop; supermarket clerk

Synopsis

Donald tries to debunk the predictions of a Chinese fortune cookie.

Reprints

from Walt Disney's Comics and Stories (Dell, 1940 series) #v21#11 (251) (August 1961)

Keywords

antique car; Dismal Swamp; fortune cookie; horseshoe; luck; model plane; skepticism

Indexer Notes

Script credit reads: "Uncredited script rewritten by Carl Barks".

Story references the Dismal Swamp, which would figure prominently in Barks' later "The Swamp of No Return" in Uncle Scrooge (Western, 1963 Series) #57 (May 1965).

Donald Duck / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Carl Barks (credited)
Pencils: Carl Barks (credited)
Inks: Carl Barks (credited)
Colors: Gary Leach (credited) (color restoration)
Letters: Garé Barks
Editing: Chase Craig (original editor)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Among the many winter visitors in glamorous Palm Sands are Donald Duck and his nephews!

Feature Logo

Genre

anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor

Characters

Donald Duck; Huey; Dewey; Louie; Brigitte Van Doran; Gasmore Gravytrain; Jane Girlsfield; Snarlin Grando; Tallin De Saddle; trash-burning woman; local news photographer; Tripe Magazine photographer; celebrity-obsessed stampeding crowds

Synopsis

Donald tries various ways to achieve fame.

Reprints

from Walt Disney's Comics and Stories (Dell, 1940 series) #v21#5 (245) (February 1961)

Keywords

actors; actresses; camel-riding; celebrities; fame-is-fleeting; flagpole-sitting; golf; politicians; series of mishaps; you-can’t-win

Indexer Notes

Celebrity parody names abound: "Snarlin Grando" = method actor Marlin Brando. "Jayne Girlsfield" = full and shapely actress Jayne Mansfield (with hair tresses drawn by Barks to mitigate or deemphasize her upper figure, perhaps in consideration of the Dell Comics Code). "Prince Raindeer and Princess Lace" = Monaco monarchs Prince Rainier and Princess Grace. "Brigitte Van Doren" = an amalgam of glamorous actress Brigitte Bardot and busty actress Mamie Van Doren.

Made up joke and pun names are liberally mixed in with the celebrity parody names, giving pause to modern readers less familiar with the celebrity culture of the late-1950s and early-1960s: "Tallin De Saddle", "Cuddles Marrymore", "Rocky Stonejaw", and a famous politician named "Gasmore Gravytrain".

Among the media focused on Donald on pages 3 and 4 is "Bathé News", a sendup of Pathé News, once a supplier of newsreels to movie theatres.

Donald Duck / comic story / 9 pages (report information)

Script: Carl Barks (credited)
Pencils: Carl Barks (credited)
Inks: Carl Barks (credited)
Colors: Gary Leach (credited) (color restoration)
Letters: Garé Barks
Editing: Chase Craig (original editor)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Ducks are pawns and cod are kings in this briny tale of ice and fish in the roaring northern seas!

Feature Logo

Genre

anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor

Characters

Donald Duck; Huey; Dewey; Louie; Uncle Scrooge; Gyro Gearloose; crew of the Daffy-O; rival crews of cod fishing boats; codfish contest judge; reporters

Synopsis

Aboard the good schooner Daffy-O, unseaworthy Donald, with the boys and a "lubber crew", must win the Fishermen's Gold Cup for Uncle Scrooge at the annual cod fishing competition... or else. While disadvantaged in almost every way, Scrooge has provided Donald with a "secret device" to compensate - the nature of which is unknown to Donald and his crew.

Reprints

from Walt Disney's Comics and Stories (Dell, 1940 series) #v21#7 (247) (April 1961)

Keywords

cod; contest; fishing; ineptness; schooner; sea or island setting; secret weapon

Indexer Notes

Originally submitted by Barks as a ten-page story, the equivalent of one full page has been edited out of Barks' submission for the original printed version and all subsequent reprints. Every printing of this story has been nine pages.

Daisy Duck's Diary / comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script: ?
Pencils: Carl Barks (credited)
Inks: Carl Barks (credited)
Colors: Gary Leach (credited) (color restoration)
Letters: Garé Barks
Editing: Chase Craig (original editor)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Dear Diary - My little nieces, April, May, and June, came to visit me the other day!

Genre

anthropomorphic-funny animals

Characters

Daisy Duck; April; May; June

Synopsis

Daisy's nieces come to visit, and mess up her kitchen.

Reprints

from Four Color (Dell, 1942 series) #1150 - Walt Disney's Daisy Duck's Diary (December 1960 - February 1961)

Keywords

diary; kitchen; mess; nieces

Indexer Notes

While the feature logo on this story reads "Daisy Duck", it is actually an entry in the "Daisy Duck's Diary" series.

Donald Duck / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Carl Barks (credited)
Pencils: Carl Barks (credited)
Inks: Carl Barks (credited)
Colors: Digikore Studios (credited) (color restoration)
Letters: Garé Barks
Editing: Chase Craig (original editor)

First Line of Dialogue or Text: There are two kinds of tourists roaming foreign lands - the proper kind and -
Feature Logo: Walt Disney Donald Duck ["Walt Disney" in cursive]
Genre: anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor
Characters: Donald Duck; Huey; Dewey; Louie; squad of Hondorican police; first senorita; second senorita; second senorita's papa; Conchita; the Duckburgian Consul to Hondorica
Synopsis: Donald obsessively attempts to gather Latin American souvenirs and is most obsessed with getting a rose from a balcony-serenaded senorita as the ultimate prize.
Keywords: balcony; comic obsession; dogged persistence; escalating events; guitar; Hondorica; Latin America; reused story; senorita; serenade; souvenirs; tourists

Indexer Notes

Donald and the boys visit Hondorica, the locale of a previous adventure in Barks' earlier "Secret of Hondorica" in (Dell, 1952 Series) #46 (March-April 1956). https://www.comics.org/issue/12731/#106997

Serenading gags reworked from an originally unpublished story in which Donald aggressively serenades Neighbor Jones with Christmas Carols. The Neighbor Jones story has since been printed in various collections.

Donald Duck / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Carl Barks (credited)
Pencils: Carl Barks (credited)
Inks: Carl Barks (credited)
Colors: Gary Leach (credited) (color restoration)
Letters: Garé Barks
Editing: Chase Craig (original editor)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Look out, Captain Gadabout! That snowman will get you!

Feature Logo

Genre

anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor

Characters

Donald Duck; Huey; Dewey; Louie; Captain Gadabout; mesa-dwelling cavemen

Synopsis

On a remote high mesa, Donald and the nephews discover cavemen.

Reprints

from Walt Disney's Comics and Stories (Dell, 1940 series) #v21#6 (246) (March 1961)

Keywords

cavemen; exploring; mesa

Donald Duck / comic story / 9 pages (report information)

Script: Carl Barks (credited)
Pencils: Carl Barks (credited)
Inks: Carl Barks (credited)
Colors: Digikore Studios (color restoration)
Letters: Garé Barks
Editing: Chase Craig (original editor)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

What nicer way could one spend a rainy day than curled up with a good book!

Feature Logo

Genre

anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor

Characters

Donald Duck; Huey; Dewey; Louie; Gyro Gearloose; Gyro's Helper; experimental mice; various Duckburg police; police psychiatrist; Old Satchel Face (alligator)

Synopsis

Donald expresses his displeasure with his nephews reading science fiction, but then decides to show them up with the help of Gyro and his transport-beaming invention.

Reprints

from Walt Disney's Comics and Stories (Dell, 1940 series) #v21#9 (249) (June 1961)

Keywords

abounding oddities; one-upping; reading; science fiction; transporter

Indexer Notes

Gyro's device which transmits people and objects "electronically along beams of cosmic rays" would seem to be a forerunner to the Transporter technology of Star Trek the Original Series (1966-1969), as well as its many sequels, and at the same time derivative of Al (David) Hedison's ill-fated transport device from "The Fly" (1956), and perhaps additional media and literary precursors.

In this story, Gyro's invention was inspired by a science fiction magazine article titled "Ten Seconds to Mars" by Spicer Willits. The fictional author is a combined tribute to the earliest readers/fans to make contact with Carl Barks - John Spicer and Bill Spicer (the latter an eventual letterer for Western Publishing) and Malcolm Willits.

Originally submitted by Barks as a ten-page story, the equivalent of one full page has been edited out of Barks' submission for the original printed version and all subsequent reprints. Every printing of this story has been nine pages.

Daisy Duck's Diary / comic story / 0.5 page (report information)

Script: ?
Pencils: Carl Barks (credited)
Inks: Carl Barks (credited)
Colors: Gary Leach (credited) (color restoration)
Letters: Garé Barks
Editing: Chase Craig (original editor)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Dear Diary - You just can't trust men - not even men parrots!

Genre

anthropomorphic-funny animals

Characters

Daisy Duck; parrot; attractive female duck

Synopsis

Daisy buys a parrot that compliments her, until he sees a more attractive option.

Reprints

from Four Color (Dell, 1942 series) #1150 - Walt Disney's Daisy Duck's Diary (December 1960 - February 1961)

Keywords

diary; fickleness; flattery; parrot

Indexer Notes

Top half of page.

Junior Woodchucks / illustration / 0.5 page (report information)

Pencils: Daan Jippes
Inks: Daan Jippes
Colors: ?

Genre: anthropomorphic-funny animals
Characters: Junior Woodchucks
Synopsis: A truckload of Junior Woodchucks sing as they roll merrily along.
Keywords: repurposed art

Indexer Notes

A green-colored silhouette illustration repurposed from "Saviors of the Lake" page 2, panel 4. Lower half of page.

Donald Duck / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Carl Barks (credited) (rewrite); Chase Craig ? (original script)
Pencils: Carl Barks (credited)
Inks: Carl Barks (credited)
Colors: Digikore Studios (credited) (color restoration)
Letters: Garé Barks
Editing: Chase Craig (original editor)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Man, what a day!

Feature Logo

Genre

anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor

Characters

Donald Duck; Huey; Dewey; Louie; Daisy Duck

Synopsis

Huey, Dewey, and Louie try their best to sabotage Daisy and Donald's "Box Social" picnic trip.

Reprints

from Walt Disney's Comics and Stories (Dell, 1940 series) #v21#10 (250) (July 1961)

Keywords

Junior Woodchucks; picnic; sabotage

Indexer Notes

Per a previous indexer: "Barks rewrote a script sent to him by editor Chase Craig".

Donald Duck / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Carl Barks (credited)
Pencils: Carl Barks (credited)
Inks: Carl Barks (credited)
Colors: Susan Daigle-Leach (credited) (color restoration)
Letters: Garé Barks
Editing: Chase Craig (original editor)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Great are the feats of fiction's clever detectives!

Feature Logo

Genre

anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor

Characters

Donald Duck; Huey; Dewey; Louie; Uncle Scrooge; mayor of Duckburg; Daisy Duck; The Beagle Boys; various Duckburg police; three bakers; King Notraks of Toolong Sarong

Synopsis

Showing great deductive skills when it comes to solving mysteries and "who-dun-its" in books and on TV, Donald decides to become a private eye. His first case is to protect a valuable hypnotic opal from being swiped at an outdoor ceremony held to present the opal to a visiting king.

Reprints

from Walt Disney's Comics and Stories (Dell, 1940 series) #v21#12 (252) (September 1961)

Keywords

detective; opal; visiting royalty

Daisy Duck's Diary / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script: Bob Gregory
Pencils: Carl Barks (credited)
Inks: Carl Barks (credited)
Colors: Digikore Studios (credited) (color restoration)
Letters: Garé Barks
Editing: Chase Craig (original editor)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Dear Diary - Men are BEASTS!

Genre

anthropomorphic-funny animals

Characters

Daisy Duck; Donald Duck; Clarabelle Cow; Horace Horsecollar; April; May; June; tire-changing guy; logger; mountain climber; fireman; helicopter pilot;

Synopsis

Daisy, fed up with Donald and men in general, takes her nieces camping in the wilderness. Finding themselves stuck atop a high peak, and rescued by men, they decide all men are not beasts - just Donald.

Reprints

from Four Color (Dell, 1942 series) #1150 - Walt Disney's Daisy Duck's Diary (December 1960 - February 1961)

Keywords

battle-of-the-sexes; be-careful-what-you-wish-for; camping; diary; doing-something-their-own-way; high peak; rescue; wilderness

Indexer Notes

Writer Bob Gregory's daughter, cartoonist Roberta Gregory, states the following in the Story Notes for "Ruling the Roost". "And though my dad did not write this story, he did write the first two non-Barks Daisy stories mentioned above."

This would indicate that Bob Gregory was the uncredited writer of "A Sticky Situation" and "Ring Leader Roundup".

Stylistic analysis of the remaining stories ("Too Much Help", Ruling the Roost", and "Daringly Different") would indicate their author to be the equally-uncredited writer Vic Lockman.

Daisy Duck's Diary / comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script: Bob Gregory
Pencils: Carl Barks (credited)
Inks: Carl Barks (credited)
Colors: Digikore Studios (credited) (color restoration)
Letters: Garé Barks
Editing: Chase Craig (original editor)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Dear Diary - Today I found a ring big enough to make a queen blink twice!

Genre

anthropomorphic-funny animals

Characters

Daisy Duck; Donald Duck; police lost-and-found clerk; Moe the Jeweler; "Foots" Diamond (jewel smuggler); two Duckburg cops

Synopsis

Daisy finds a lost ring that she uses to make Donald think that she has a another boyfriend, but the ring contains a midget radio used by diamond smugglers.

Reprints

from Four Color (Dell, 1942 series) #1150 - Walt Disney's Daisy Duck's Diary (December 1960 - February 1961)

Keywords

diamond ring; diary; jealousy; jewels; mix-up; smuggling

Indexer Notes

Writer Bob Gregory's daughter, cartoonist Roberta Gregory, states the following in the Story Notes for "Ruling the Roost". "And though my dad did not write this story, he did write the first two non-Barks Daisy stories mentioned above."

This would indicate that Bob Gregory was the uncredited writer of "A Sticky Situation" and "Ring Leader Roundup".

Stylistic analysis of the remaining stories ("Too Much Help", Ruling the Roost", and "Daringly Different") would indicate their author to be the equally-uncredited writer Vic Lockman.

Daisy Duck's Diary / comic story / 4 pages (report information)

Script: Vic Lockman
Pencils: Carl Barks (credited)
Inks: Carl Barks (credited)
Colors: Digikore Studios (credited) (color restoration)
Letters: Garé Barks
Editing: Chase Craig (original editor)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Dear Diary - Usually a letter from Grandma Duck is very cheery reading material, and so was this particular letter - until I read between the lines!

Genre

anthropomorphic-funny animals

Characters

Daisy Duck; Grandma Duck; Gladstone Gander; Gus Goose

Synopsis

Daisy, convinced that Grandma Duck is having trouble, takes Gladstone to her farm to bring her luck.

Reprints

from Four Color (Dell, 1942 series) #1150 - Walt Disney's Daisy Duck's Diary (December 1960 - February 1961)

Keywords

best of intentions; diary; farm setting; good luck; series of mishaps; unwanted help; wrong impression

Indexer Notes

Writer Bob Gregory's daughter, cartoonist Roberta Gregory, states the following in the Story Notes for "Ruling the Roost". "And though my dad did not write this story, he did write the first two non-Barks Daisy stories mentioned above."

This would indicate that Bob Gregory was the uncredited writer of "A Sticky Situation" and "Ring Leader Roundup".

Stylistic analysis of the remaining stories ("Too Much Help", Ruling the Roost", and "Daringly Different") would indicate their author to be the equally-uncredited writer Vic Lockman.

Daisy Duck's Diary / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script: Vic Lockman
Pencils: Carl Barks (credited)
Inks: Carl Barks (credited)
Colors: Digikore Studios (credited) (color restoration)
Letters: Garé Barks
Editing: Chase Craig (original editor)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Dear Diary - Being a secretary isn't easy, especially when your boos is Uncle Scrooge McDuck!

Genre

anthropomorphic-funny animals

Characters

Daisy Duck; Uncle Scrooge; taxi driver; startled pedestrian; super jet elevator operator; Scrooge's guards; Scrooge's valet; McDuck Motorcar Company engineers; Loot Chute contractor; Miss Robin (Daisy's secretary); group of Scrooge's creditors; excited car-wives; dour car-husbands

Synopsis

When Scrooge can't be found, Daisy makes decisions for him, until he's finally located stuck in a chute leading to his underground jewel vaults.

Reprints

from Four Color (Dell, 1942 series) #1150 - Walt Disney's Daisy Duck's Diary (December 1960 - February 1961)

Keywords

best of intentions; diary; doing-something-their-own-way; enterprise; executive decisions; ingenuity; missing person; mystery; overconfidence

Indexer Notes

Writer Bob Gregory's daughter, cartoonist Roberta Gregory, states the following in the Story Notes for "Ruling the Roost". "And though my dad did not write this story, he did write the first two non-Barks Daisy stories mentioned above."

This would indicate that Bob Gregory was the uncredited writer of "A Sticky Situation" and "Ring Leader Roundup".

Stylistic analysis of the remaining stories ("Too Much Help", Ruling the Roost", and "Daringly Different") would indicate their author to be the equally-uncredited writer Vic Lockman.

Daisy Duck's Diary / comic story / 4.5 pages (report information)

Script: Vic Lockman
Pencils: Carl Barks (credited)
Inks: Carl Barks (credited)
Colors: Digikore Studios (credited) (color restoration)
Letters: Garé Barks
Editing: Chase Craig (original editor)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Dear Diary - It suddenly dawned on me the other day that our civilization is becoming boring because everybody does everything just like everybody else!

Genre

anthropomorphic-funny animals

Characters

Daisy Duck; Donald Duck; Gussie Fussy (Daisy's neighbor); Gyro Gearloose (cameo in silhouette only); reporter from "Hooray Home Magazine"; various other neighbors of Daisy)

Synopsis

Daisy tries to break out of cookie-cutter subdivision mold with unusual touches for her house and yard, but eventually all of her neighbors imitate her.

Reprints

from Four Color (Dell, 1942 series) #1150 - Walt Disney's Daisy Duck's Diary (December 1960 - February 1961)

Keywords

diary; doing-something-their-own-way; gardening; home decor; rugged individualist

Daisy Duck's Diary / illustration / 0.5 page (report information)

Pencils: Carl Barks
Inks: Carl Barks
Colors: ?

Genre: anthropomorphic-funny animals
Characters: Daisy Duck; April; May; June
Synopsis: Daisy's nieces seriously mess up her kitchen.
Keywords: repurposed art

Indexer Notes

A green-colored illustration repurposed from "Small Fryers" page 1, panel 4. Lower half of page.

Daisy Duck's Diary / comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script: ?
Pencils: Carl Barks (credited)
Inks: Carl Barks (credited)
Colors: Gary Leach (credited) (color restoration)
Letters: Garé Barks
Editing: Chase Craig (original editor)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Dear Diary - When I mentioned to Donald I was bored of late, he heartily suggested that I learn to skate!

Genre

anthropomorphic-funny animals

Characters

Daisy Duck; Donald Duck

Synopsis

Donald suggests roller skating and then sculpting to alleviate Daisy's boredom. Neither go as planned.

Reprints

from Four Color (Dell, 1942 series) #1150 - Walt Disney's Daisy Duck's Diary (December 1960 - February 1961)

Keywords

best of intentions; boredom; diary; roller skating; sculpting

Indexer Notes

No actual character dialogue occurs in this story. It is entirely narrated by Daisy's diary entries. Each of those diary entries ends in a rhyme, except the last one.

Daisy Duck's Diary / comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script: ?
Pencils: Carl Barks (credited)
Inks: Carl Barks (credited)
Colors: Gary Leach (color restoration)
Letters: Garé Barks
Editing: Chase Craig (original editor)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Dear Diary - One day I saw a hat that I simply had to have!

Genre

anthropomorphic-funny animals

Characters

Daisy Duck; Clara Cluck; bird woman; pig woman

Synopsis

Daisy buys a new hat that's so big no one can see who she is.

Reprints

from Four Color (Dell, 1942 series) #1150 - Walt Disney's Daisy Duck's Diary (December 1960 - February 1961)

Keywords

diary; getting-more-than-you-bargained-for; hat

Daisy Duck's Diary / comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script: ?
Pencils: Carl Barks (credited)
Inks: Carl Barks (credited)
Colors: Gary Leach (color restoration)
Letters: Garé Barks
Editing: Chase Craig (original editor)

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Dear Diary - I could tell from afar that the bus was quite overcrowded!

Genre

anthropomorphic-funny animals

Characters

Daisy Duck; Gyro Gearloose; many bus riders

Synopsis

Gyro comes to Daisy's aid when she has to stand on the bus.

Reprints

from Four Color (Dell, 1942 series) #1150 - Walt Disney's Daisy Duck's Diary (December 1960 - February 1961)

Keywords

bus; diary; less-than-satisfactory-solution

The Complete Carl Barks Disney Library #27 - Walt Disney's Donald Duck "Duck Luck" by Carl Barks (November 2022)

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Duck Luck (Table of Contents)

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Walt Disney's Donald Duck by Carl Barks (Table of Contents: 2)

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[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 3)

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Walt Disney's Donald Duck "Duck Luck" by Carl Barks (Table of Contents: 4)

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Contents (Table of Contents: 5)

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[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 6)

blank page(s) / 1 page (report information)

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Duck Luck (Table of Contents: 7)

Donald Duck / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

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Sitting High (Table of Contents: 8)

Donald Duck / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

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The Madcap Mariner (Table of Contents: 9)

Donald Duck / comic story / 9 pages (report information)

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Small Fryers (Table of Contents: 10)

Daisy Duck's Diary / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Terrible Tourist (Table of Contents: 11)

Donald Duck / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

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Lost Frontier (Table of Contents: 12)

Donald Duck / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Stranger than Fiction (Table of Contents: 13)

Donald Duck / comic story / 9 pages (report information)

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False Flattery (Table of Contents: 14)

Daisy Duck's Diary / comic story / 0.5 page (report information)

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[Junior Woodchucks Singing and Celebrating] (Table of Contents: 15)

Junior Woodchucks / illustration / 0.5 page (report information)

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Boxed-In (Table of Contents: 16)

Donald Duck / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

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Mr. Private Eye (Table of Contents: 17)

Donald Duck / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

A Sticky Situation (Table of Contents: 18)

Daisy Duck's Diary / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

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Ring Leader Roundup (Table of Contents: 19)

Daisy Duck's Diary / comic story / 6 pages (report information)

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Too Much Help (Table of Contents: 20)

Daisy Duck's Diary / comic story / 4 pages (report information)

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Ruling the Roost (Table of Contents: 21)

Daisy Duck's Diary / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

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Daringly Different (Table of Contents: 22)

Daisy Duck's Diary / comic story / 4.5 pages (report information)

[April, May, and June Do Some Baking] (Table of Contents: 23)

Daisy Duck's Diary / illustration / 0.5 page (report information)

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Friendly Enemy (Table of Contents: 24)

Daisy Duck's Diary / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Undercover Girl (Table of Contents: 25)

Daisy Duck's Diary / comic story / 1 page (report information)

The Inventive Gentleman (Table of Contents: 26)

Daisy Duck's Diary / comic story / 1 page (report information)

The Complete Carl Barks Disney Library #27 - Walt Disney's Donald Duck "Duck Luck" by Carl Barks

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