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Dec 1947 |
DD FC 178 |
"Christmas on Bear Mountain"
(p 1, panel 7)
Uncle Scrooge-- not so much a foil as a plot gimmick |
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Jan 1948 | WDC&S 88 | "Wintertime Wager"
(p 3, panel 3)
Gladstone Gander-- luck starts later. |
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Feb 1951 | WDC&S 125 | "Operation St Bernard"
(p2, panel 2)
The Junior Woodchucks. |
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Nov 1951 | WDC&S 134 | "Terror of the Beagle Boys"
(p 10, panels 5-6)
"The terrible, terrible Beagle Boys!" |
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Dec 1951 | WDC&S 135 | "The Big Bin on Killmotor
Hill" (p
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Final design for Uncle Scrooge's Money Bin. |
| March 1952 | U$ FC 386 (# 1) | "Only A Poor Old Man"
First Uncle $crooge comic book. Significative elements of Uncle Scrooge's life.. |
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March 1952 | WDC&S 138 | "Statuesque Spendthrifts"
(p , panel )
Cornelius Coot, founder of Duckburg-- more statues in subsequent stories, striking different poses. |
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May 1952 | WDC&S 140 | "Gladstone's Terrible Secret"
Gyro Gearloose-- a mere extra (p , panel ) The only coin Gladstone ever earned through work and a shameful symbol to him (in a sense, the reverse of Old Number One-- which did not "exist" yet) (p , panel ) |
| Sept 1953 | U$ FC 495 (# 3) | "The Round Money Bin"
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Uncle Scrooge's Number One Dime |
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| March 1954 | U$ 5 | "The Secret of Atlantis"
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The Junior Woodchucks Guidebook-- aka, the Book of Knowledge |
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Sept 1956 | U$ 15 | "The Second-Richest Duck"
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Flintheart Glomgold-- barely used in European stories |
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Sept 1956 | U$ 15 | "The Cat Box" (GG filler)
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Little Helper |
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June 1961 | U$ 36 | "The Midas Touch"
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Magica De Spell |
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Dec 1961 | WDC&S 255 | "Boat Buster"
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John D. Rockerduck-- Uncle Scrooge's rival in European stories, instead of Flintheart |