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Uncle Scrooge #400
It’s the celebration of 58 years of “Uncle Scrooge” with the milestone 400th issue, and much to Scrooge’s chagrin, we’re sparing no expense! Join us as we pay tribute to the perennial penny-pincher with an oversized 40-page issue stuffed with classic stories not to be missed — some published in the U.S. for the first time! First up, the incomparable Carl Barks appears as himself in this story, actually meeting Scrooge McDuck and clan in Duckburg! It’s a heartwarming tribute to Scrooge’s creator by modern master Giorgio Cavazzano in “The Duck Man.” Next, watch in awe as the witch, Magica de Spell, finally gets her hands on Scrooge’s Number One Dime in the classic story “Obsession” seeing print in the US for the first time, with art by master artist Daan Jippes! Then delight at three, count ‘em, three, one-page gags by the one and only Carl Barks himself that appeared in the very first issue of Uncle Scrooge — “Osogood Silver Polish,” “Coffee for Two,” and “Soupline Eight.” Deluxe edition cover features the amazing Carl Barks oil-painting “Money Lake,” making it a must-have!
Characters: Dewey (Disney), Donald Duck, Gladstone Gander, Gus Goose, Gyro Gearloose, Huey (Disney), Louie Duck, Magica De Spell, Mickey Mouse, Ratface, Uncle Scrooge
Creative roster
Andrew Dalhouse (Cover)
Byron Erickson (Script)
Carl Barks (Cover)
Chris Burns (Editor)
Daan Jippes (Cover)
David Gerstein (Letterer)
Don Rosa (Cover)
Giorgio Cavazzano (Artist)
Rachelle Rosenberg (Cover)
Rudy Salvagnini (Writer)
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