THE CARL BARKS LIBRARY Walt Disney Comics And Stories In Color #17-24

#17-24. The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color. Volumes in  full color and on quality paper stock. Each a fitting tribute to the Carl Barks duck legacy of great comics story telling. Cover art by Carl Barks, all story scripts and art by Barks.

#17 - While on a tropical vacation, the boys persuade Donald that he's slept for 40 years. Mission to Codfish Cove; After a tremendous snowfall, Donald attempts to deliver a serum to a remote hospital.

#18 - A Financial Fable; Donald and the nephews work on Uncle Scrooge's farm. April Foolers; The nephews April Fool's Day pranks backfire.

#19 - Gladstone's Luck; Gladstone appears to be having bad luck. Ten Star Generals; Donald tries to help the nephews earn merit badges. Welcome Guests Attic Antics; A burglar attempts to rob Grandma Duck.

#20 - The Big Bin on Killmotor Hill; The Beagle Boys attack the money bin. Gladstone's Usual Very Good Year; Gladstone and Donald enter a raffle. Letters from the Duck Man, Part Six: Barks' Boswell article by Geoffrey Blum; Barks letters to Mike Barrier, his biographer.

#21 - Gladstone's Terrible Secret; Donald and the nephews test Gladstone's luck. The Think Box Bollix; Gyro invents a device to make wild animals intelligent. A Case of Identity article by Geoffrey Blum.

#22 - The Hypno Gun; Donald believes that he has a hypno gun. Omelet; Donald operates a chicken ranch. Letters from the Duck Man, Part Seven: Retirement of a Sort article by Geoffrey Blum; Letters related to Barks' retirement in the late 60s.

#23 - My Lucky Valentine; Donald gets a job delivering mail. The Easter Election; Donald and Gladstone compete to be the Grand Marshall of the Easter parade.

#24 - Some Heir Over the Rainbow; Uncle Scrooge tests his heirs. Why Barks? article by Dana Gabbard; An analysis of Barks' success.

Out of Print. Condition: Very Fine.