| Notes | #18 - June-Aug. 1957 - 36 pages
Front cover: Scrooge waters a money tree. (Aug. 16, 1956)
Reprinted: Uncle Scrooge No. 105, June 1973.
UNCLE SCROOGE - 1 (inside front cover) - Scrooge hesitates at jumping from a burning building into a net. (Nov. 15, 1956)
UNCLE SCROOGE Land of the Pygmy Indians - 27 -Scrooge buys a huge tract of land in the Canadian wilds so that he can get away from Duckburg's crowds and smoke and noise, but finds that the "unpopulated" land he has bought is actually the home of the Peeweegahs, tiny Indians who speak in rhythms like those of Longfellow's "Song of Hiawatha." The ducks are captured by the Peeweegahs, and to prove that they mean no harm, Donald must land an enormous sturgeon. (Nov. 15, 1956)
Reprinted: Uncle Scrooge No. 112, June 1974.
GYRO GEARLOOSE - 4 - Gyro invents a machine for finding gold and tests it in the desert. (Oct. 11, 1956)
UNCLE SCROOGE - 7/8 (inside back cover) - Scrooge dresses shabbily when a relative comes to ask for a loan. (May 24, 1956)
The Dell pledge fills out the page. |
