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Ebook About Since Fantagraphics’ first release in this series focused on Donald Duck, it is only right that the second focus on Carl Barks’s other great protagonist, and his greatest creation: The miserly, excessively wealthy Scrooge McDuck, whose giant money bin, lucky dime, and constant wrangles with his nemeses the Beagle Boys are well-known to, and beloved by, young and old. This volume starts off with “Only a Poor Old Man,” the defining Scrooge yarn (in fact his first big starring story) in which Scrooge’s plan to hide his money in a lake goes terribly wrong.Book Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge Vol. 12: Only a Poor Old Man: The Complete Carl Barks Disney Library Vol. 12 Review :
I've been reading Carl Barks since I was a kid. My dad grew up with the old comics and passed them along to me. I still fondly remember the smell of the pages and have a soft spot for that type of thing. If I see one at a garage sale, I'll often pick it up, even if it's pretty battered.I've purchased newer versions of Barks' works over the years. I have the complete set of the Carl Barks Library that was published in the 90s by Gladstone. That is a beautiful set. Slightly larger than originally published with updated coloring techniques - mainly you'll see color gradients and wider palette compared to the original - or this edition here which stays true to the original coloring. However, I have a new generation to give my old Gladstone copies to.At first I planned on giving these to the niece and nephews, but when I got the first one I liked it so much I decided to give them the Gladstone ones instead and keep these for myself. ;) My niece and nephews are pretty young still, all under six, so the Gladstone books are easier for them to handle. These books are better for readers closer to 8-10 due to the size. They are hefty and well built, a little like a grade-school textbook in bulk. They look wonderful on the shelf all lined up. And what's extra nice for me, they have a lot more of the comics in each volume, so I can keep one by the bed and read a few each night for a while before swapping to the next.For people who've never read Carl Barks and are looking for something for yourself or for your kids, these are just the ticket. If you liked the DuckTales, you might be surprised to learn that some of the best DuckTales episodes were taken straight from Barks' Duck stories. Barks is a big part of what made DuckTales so great, since they had a wealth of adventures to pull from. Barks writes well. He doesn't write down to kids. Instead, he writes a great adventure tale and peppers it with names and places and characters that keep the kids interested. These are the best types of kids stories, because much like Pixar's work, it makes it so much more fun to take part in your kids interests if the stories aren't dumbed down. Creators have proven you don't need to do that to keep a child's interest and Barks illustrates that viewpoint perfectly.The art in the comics is also fun and expressive, with clean lines and not a lot of clutter, Barks gets a lot of emotion into a simple panel. Even the kids who aren't as good at reading yet can follow along. Barks also uses real places - he loved reading National Geographic and including those locales in his work. For a kid's comic, it's fairly sophisticated, but accessible.As far as value is concerned, this set is incomparable. I mentioned I've been buying Barks' work for years. This is by far the most affordable I've seen yet. While the Gladstone version was beautiful, now you'd be hard-pressed to get a volume for under $10 and most are closer to $20, with more than a few going for far more than that. It was a major investment for me when I got them, both in time and in money - hunting down all the volumes took a while since they're out of print. There were nearly 150 volumes of all his stories, and you only got five or less stories in each one. While I was glad to have them at the time since the only other complete collection was in black and white, if this set had been out at the same time I would have picked it up instead without a second thought.The hardbacks are durable and there are easily twice as many stories in each volume as the Gladstone versions. And while I've seen some comments that these are not identical to the originals in every single way - the covers are in the back, the original publisher information isn't printed on the page - those are gripes primarily for collectors. People new to the series, or introducing them to their kids won't have those issues with the comics.My highest recommendation! This reprinting of the Carl Barks stories is not nearly as attractive as the Rainbow Publishing prints that were produced in the '90s. Of course Rainbow Publishing lavishly recolored the stories and (unless someone is a purist) greatly enhanced the appearance, without sacrificing the artwork of Carl Barks. It would be great to see all the Rainbow Carl Barks archive reprinted in coffee table hardback archival quality volumes. But I am guessing that is unlikely.That said, there is a certain nostalgic charm to reading these stories presented in their original published colors. The production of the volumes in this series is adequate and seem to be printed on a good quality matte finish paper. For the Devoted Carl Barks fans these volumes do offer a fresh inexpensive perspective. Perhaps the covers of these volumes could be a tad more interesting?So even though I have the original comics from the '50s, all the Rainbow reprints (Color & B/w) and several other miscellaneous anthologies, I am purchasing all of these volumes.I am looking forward to seeing the (hopefully) full run of the DON ROSA stories being printed in a similar manner starting in mid 2014. (Since there really isn't an American printing of his stories in a hardback format.)I would love to see someone produce a lavish, large archival quality coffee table format of all the Dell Walt Disney Comics and Stories, Donald Duck, and Uncle Scrooge comics 1940s- mid 1950s.) Walt Kelly and others created some very interesting covers.Rainbow did release a series of large portfolio style prints of the Carl Barks covers in the '80s but the paper quality was not the best choice and the prints were overly large and the printing was only adequate. The portfolios included some small poorly produced images of some of the Walt Kelly covers. So there is a real need for a quality volume on this subject. 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