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Uncle Scrooge #371
Writers & Artists: Carl Barks, Lars Jensen & Tino Santanach, Enrico Faccini, Pascal Oost & Mau Heymans
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In Carl Barks' 'How Green Was My Lettuce,' Scrooge evades a Beagle Boy raid by disguising his money as... vegetables! Then in Lars Jensen's 'Gloves of King Midas,' an ancient pair of anti-magic mitts are Magica's latest weapon. Gyro Gearloose faces 'The Electronic Hissyfitter' from humanity's bad vibes. And finally Scrooge buys a mountain peak 'Higher Than Mount Everest' - only to accidentally shorten it!
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Uncle Scrooge #372
Writers & Artists: Carl Barks, Tony Strobl, Don Rosa & Mau Heymans
Product Description
Celebrate Uncle Scrooge's 60th anniversary with extra-stellar McDuck adventures! Carl Barks' 'Christmas on Bear Mountain' marks Scrooge's 1947 debut; then Don Rosa's 'Treasury of Croesus' receives its first complete and fully restored North American printing! Rounding out the book are birthday tributes by McDuck-meisters Tony Strobl ('Still the Champion!') and Mau Heymans ('Projected Poverty'), as well as the first in a new series of birthday posters by Don Rosa!
Never did get a chance to do a talkback thread for 371, so I figured I'djust wait and combine it with the thread for 372.
Time for talkbacks: Opinions? Comments?
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Topic: Talkback: Uncle Scrooge #371 and #372: 60th Anniversary Issue!
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WB
Talkback: Uncle Scrooge #371 and #372: 60th Anniversary Issue!
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2008-02-14 at 14:30:55
RancidDuck
Talkback: Uncle Scrooge #371 and #372: 60th Anniversary Issue!
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2008-02-14 at 18:39:04
Uncle Scrooge #371
It has been awhile since I have read "How Green was My Lettuce" and it was nice to do so again.
The "Gloves of King Midas" was a good story also, a nice, fresh idea.
In "The Electronic Hissyfitter" I was sure that just testing on Donald would destroy the machine. If it could take his rants it should be unbreakable. Out of all the backup stories this was my favorite. Poor Gyro always has trouble with his inventions when trying help others.
"Higher Than Mount Everest" was an okay story. It goes to show that Scrooge never makes a bad investment. The artwork seemed a little off to me, though.
It has been awhile since I have read "How Green was My Lettuce" and it was nice to do so again.
The "Gloves of King Midas" was a good story also, a nice, fresh idea.
In "The Electronic Hissyfitter" I was sure that just testing on Donald would destroy the machine. If it could take his rants it should be unbreakable. Out of all the backup stories this was my favorite. Poor Gyro always has trouble with his inventions when trying help others.
"Higher Than Mount Everest" was an okay story. It goes to show that Scrooge never makes a bad investment. The artwork seemed a little off to me, though.
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