Walt Disney Uncle Scrooge, #54

Published: December 1964

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Issue Contents:
The Billion Dollar Safari!

Story Featuring Uncle Scrooge

"Why does an elephant have polka dots and a square trunk?"

Storyline

The perplexed Ducks look over Gladstone Gander's rare elephant.

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Story Notes

Art submitted on May 11, 1964.

The Billion Dollar Safari

Story Featuring Uncle Scrooge

Storyline

Scrooge, whose zoo needs customers, offers a billion dollars to anyone who will bring him a speckled elephant with a square trunk. Gladstone, through his usual luck, winds up in India, in the midst of speckled pachyderms belonging to the elephant girls of Jumbostan. The spots are paint, but Gladstone finds a real speckled elephant with a square trunk, in the jungle.

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Story Notes

Art submitted on May 11, 1964. Synopsis from "Carl Barks and the Art of the Comic Book" by Michael Barrier (M. Lilien, 1981).

The Vegetable Menace

Story Featuring Mickey Mouse

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The Arty Smarty

Story Featuring Gyro Gearloose

Saved by the Bag

Story Featuring Uncle Scrooge

Storyline

While marooned on a raft out at sea, Uncle Scrooge hides himself inside a large money bag made from his sail in order for passing ships and planes to rescue him.

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Story Notes

Idea submitted on December 20, 1962, and art submitted on June 7, 1963.

The Cookie Jar Caper

Story Featuring Uncle Scrooge

Story Notes

This story is listed as Money Muddle in Fallberg's notes

Flowers Are Flowers

Story Featuring Uncle Scrooge

"What do you think of my beautiful garden, Ludwig?"

Storyline

Scrooge provides Grandma Duck with a cauliflower corsage when he takes her to the opera.

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Story Notes

Black and white on inside back cover. Only appearance of Ludwig Von Drake in a Barks story. Art submitted on November 1, 1961.