Uncle Scrooge & Donald Duck

[Angilas-Man]

^ WoooHoooooo!!!

[Gryphon]

In stock on amazon.ca

[Aaron King]

So the table of contents and the indicia both fail to note which comics the stories originally appeared in, but here's the list:

Only a Poor Old Man
Osogood Silver Polish
Coffee for Two
Soupline Eight
Fare Delay
Back to the Klondike
Height of Finance
The Checker Game
Somethin' Fishy Here
Barber College
The Horse-Radish Treasure
Follow the Rainbow
Itching to Share
The Round Money Bin
Ballet Evasions
The Cheapest Weigh
The Menehune Mystery
Bum Steer
Hospitality Week
The Secret of Atlantis
McDuck Takes a Dive
Slippery Sipper
Tralla La
Oil the News
Dig It!
Outfoxed Fox
Mental Fee

[Gryphon]

My copy shipped!

[Angilas-Man]

Hmmmm... I've read all those stories save three. Luckily those three are all longer adventure stories! Preordered.

[Gryphon]

My copy just arrived.

[Captain Jim]

My comic shop says my copy should arrive next Wednesday. Don't know why Diamond is so slow.

[Polar Bear]

Copy just arrived. It's beautiful, as was the Donald volume earlier. The stories are indeed chronological instead of by story length--a change I'm glad they made. The volume includes a George Lucas introduction, 15 heavily-illustrated pages of story notes, and a two-page Barks bio by Ault.

Incidentally, I just posted this in another thread, but I just discovered that Scamp actually had his own comic (1967, Gold Key), of which Al Hubbard drew most of the issues. I've added to my want list #1-19, 21, 26, 27, 28, 32, 33, 35, 36, and 41. I'd much rather that Fantagraphics came up with a Scamp hardcover, but I just don't think that's going to happen...

[Captain Jim]

I'd much rather that Fantagraphics came up with a Scamp hardcover, but I just don't think that's going to happen...

Yeah, I wouldn't hold my breath on that one.

[Angilas-Man]

I have my copy in my hand! Haven't read it yet, but looking through it and it's beaut! There was some complaints about the harsh yellows in the previous volume, and while the colors hear largely hue to the template of the former book it seems the colors or a tad more subdued. As has been said before, there's no grouping of the longer and shorter stories; all of them are published chronologically.

[Rob Allen]

Here's the story of the fans who first found out the name of "The Good Duck Artist":

http://travel.usatoday.com/alliance/...Barks/811852/1

I found the link here:
http://www.metafilter.com/118323/The-Good-Artist

[Angilas-Man]

Already we have the info for next spring's volume!

http://www.fantagraphics.com/index.p...tml&Itemid=113

[Gryphon]

http://www.amazon.com/review/R1CV1G1...wasThisHelpful

My review of the latest donald duck volume!

[Polar Bear]

I thought it still had a couple of weeks until its release.

[Gryphon]

I thought it still had a couple of weeks until its release.

In stock now on amazon!