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DuckTales #2
Over the years, Scrooge McDuck has invested in every kind of industry that turns a profit, from tea farming to sturgeon fishing to uranium mining. So it only stands to reason that he's also the owner of Duckburg's premiere movie house, the Scrooge-A-Rama Dome, which he built to be to most palatial of motion picture palaces - inspired by both the grandeur of the Colosseum in Rome and the chance to charge top-dollar admission fees! But something is amiss with the Dome's receipts, and the explanations from the projectionist and the ticket clerk, Messrs. Franks and Beans, aren't adding up. When Scrooge and his nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie pay the theater a visit to find out more, everybody is in for a surprise when the true tale behind its fiduciary discrepancies is revealed! DuckTales author BRANDON MONTCLARE and artist TOMMASO RONDA target all four audience quadrants with their second blockbuster issue - bolstered by eye-catching covers from IVAN BIGARELLA, FRANCESCO TOMASELLI, CARLO LAURO, and ALAN QUAH!
Characters: Dewey (Disney), Huey (Disney), Louie Duck, Uncle Scrooge
Creative roster
Agnese Eterno (Colorist)
Alan Quah (Cover)
Brandon Montclare (Writer)
Carlo Lauro (Cover)
Fabio Amelia (Letterer)
Francesco Tomaselli (Cover)
Ivan Bigarella (Cover)
Nathan Cosby (Editor)
Tommaso Ronda (Artist, Cover)
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