High up the Duck Family Tree lurks King Dondorado, ancient ruler of a pre-Columbian South American empire. Now Scrooge McDuck wants to find Dondorado’s treasure! But the King’s ghost demands his vast wealth go only to the pure of heart. Is that why Scrooge and Donald are bringing Huey, Dewey, and Louie along? How many ways can this go wrong?
Beyond “King of the Golden River,” this first-ever English language anthology includes “Me, Myself—and Why?” — in which Scrooge adopts two aliases to confuse the taxman — only to develop an actual split personality! Plus: the Wild West saga of “Mickey the Kid and Six-Shot Goofy!”
Contents
- King of the Golden River (Topolino #270-#272, January 29, February 5 & 12 1961)
- Mickey the Kid and Six-Shot Goofy (Topolino #968 & #969 June 16 & 23 1974)
- Illustration by Marco Gervasio
- Me, Myself―And Why? (Topolino #758, June 7 1970)
- Giovan Battista Carpi
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