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Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #196 |
Walt Disney's Comics and Stories v1 #196, 1957 -
Carl Barks shows his empathic side, telling the tale of a snow sculpture contest and a poor family's attempt to win the prize money. Donald Duck and his nephews compete separately, unaware of the other side's good intentions. Like many of Barks' stories, poverty and empathy are compelling themes. His artwork shows a high degree of craftsmanship, while also giving a swipe to modern art. This story was later reprinted in
Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #378. Other characters featured in this issue include Mickey Mouse and Goofy. Other artists in this golden age comic include Paul Murry. This is 154 of 278
Walt Disney's Comics and Stories issues by
Barks.
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Untitled Barks story pencils and inks 10 pages = ****
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