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school was about two miles (3.2 km) away and Barks had to walk that distance every day. The rural area had few children, though, and Barks later remembered that his school had only about eight or ten students including him. He had high praise for the quality of the education he received in that small school. "Schools were good in those days", he used to say. The lessons lasted from nine o'clock in the morning to four o'clock in the afternoon and then he had to return to the farm. There he remembered not having anybody to talk to, as his parents were busy and he had little in common with his brother.

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colleagues, fellow breadwinners who had satirical disposition towards even their worst troubles. Barks later declared that he was sure that if not for a little humor in their troubled lives, they would certainly go insane. It was an attitude towards life that Barks would adopt. Later he would say it was natural for him to satirize the secret yearnings and desires, the pompous style and the disappointments of his characters. According to Barks, this period of his life would later influence his best known fictional characters:

333: 690:. This involved being teamed and supervised by one of the head animators who did the key poses of character action (often known as extremes) for which the inbetweeners did the drawings between the extremes to create the illusion of movement. While an inbetweener, Barks submitted gag ideas for cartoon story lines being developed and showed such a knack for creating comical situations that by 1937 he was transferred to the story department. His first story sale was the climax of 1306:, Germany, as his agent for Europe. Publisher "Edition 313" put out numerous lithographs. In 1997, tensions between Barks and the Studio eventually resulted in a lawsuit that was settled with an agreement that included the disbanding of the Studio. Barks never traveled to make another Disney appearance. He was represented by Ed Bergen, as he completed a final project. Gerry Tank and Jim Mitchell were to assist Barks in his final years. 34: 3417: 100: 757: 517:

continue to get worse later, but at that point he had not yet acquired a hearing aid. Later in life, he couldn't do without one. Third, the closest high school to their farm was five miles (8.0 km) away and even if he did enroll in it, his bad hearing was likely to contribute to his learning problems. He had to decide to stop his school education, much to his disappointment.

841:. At the publisher's invitation he revised the storyline and the improvements impressed the editor sufficiently to invite Barks to try his hand at contributing both the script and the artwork of his follow-up story. This set the pattern for Barks' career in that (with rare exceptions) he provided art (pencil, inking, solid blacks and lettering) and scripting for his stories. 1264:. These oversized hardbound volumes reproduced Barks' pages in pristine black and white line art, as close as possible to the way he would originally draw them, and included mountains of special features, articles, reminiscences, interviews, storyboards, critiques, and more than a few surprises. This monumental project was finally completed in mid-1990. 638:, a racy men's cartoon magazine of the era. He was eventually hired as editor and scripted and drew most of the contents while continuing to sell occasional work to other magazines. His salary of $ 90 per month was considered respectable enough for the time. A facsimile of one of the racy magazines he did cartoons for in this period, 459:, to William Barks and his wife, Arminta Johnson. He had an older brother named Clyde. His paternal grandparents were David Barks and his wife Ruth Shrum. Barks' maternal grandparents were Carl Johnson and his wife, Suzanna Massey, but little else is known about his ancestors. Barks was the descendant of Jacob Barks, who came to 968:

this period Barks dabbled in fine art, exhibiting paintings at local art shows. It was at one of these in 1952 he became acquainted with fellow exhibitor Margaret Wynnfred Williams (1917 – March 10, 1993), nicknamed Garé. She was an accomplished landscape artist, some of whose paintings are in the collection of the

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I used a #356 Esterbrook art and drafting pen which could do everything from thin "fadeaways" to broad accented curve sweeps on foreground circles such as the ducks' forms. The trick of breaking in a new pen, I discovered, is to soak it for several minutes in the ink bottle. Then wipe off the ink and

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To make a little extra money beyond what his pension and scripting earnings brought in, Barks started doing oil paintings to sell at the local art shows where he and Garé exhibited. Subjects included humorous depictions of life on the farm and portraits of Native American princesses. These skillfully

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According to Barks's description of his childhood, he was a rather lonely child. His parents owned one square mile (2.6 km) of land that served as their farm. The nearest neighbor lived one-half mile (800 m) away, but he was more an acquaintance to Barks's parents than a friend. The closest

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at Disney's Publications Department to request permission to produce and sell oil paintings of scenes from his stories. In July 1971 Barks was granted a royalty-free license by Disney. When word spread that Barks was taking commissions from those interested in purchasing an oil of the ducks, much to

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People who worked for Disney (and its comic book licensees) generally did so in relative anonymity; stories would only carry Walt Disney's name and (sometimes) a short identification number. Prior to 1960 Barks' identity remained a mystery to his readers. However, many readers recognized Barks' work

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As Barks blossomed creatively, his marriage to Clara deteriorated. This is the period referred to in Barks' famed quip that he could feel his creative juices flowing while the whiskey bottles hurled at him by a tipsy Clara flew by his head. They were divorced in 1951, his second and last divorce. In

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At age 16, he was mostly self-taught but at this point he decided to take some lessons through correspondence. He only followed the first four lessons and then had to stop because his working left him with little free time. But as he later said, the lessons proved very useful in improving his style.

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Donald's drifting from job to job was reportedly inspired by Barks's own experiences. So was his usual lack of success. And even in those that he was successful this would be temporary, just until a mistake or chance event caused another failure, another disappointment for the frustrated duck. Barks

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Nine-year-old Clyde and seven-year-old Carl worked long hours there. But Carl later remembered that the crowd which gathered at Midland's market place made a strong impression on him. This was expected, as he was not used to crowds up until then. According to Barks, his attention was mostly drawn to

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1916 served as a turning point in Barks's life for various reasons. First, Arminta, his mother, died in this year. Second, his hearing problems, which had already appeared earlier, had at the time become severe enough for him to have difficulties listening to his teachers talking. His hearing would

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From 1993 to 1998, Barks' career was managed by the "Carl Barks Studio" (Bill Grandey and Kathy Morby—they had sold Barks original art since 1979). This involved numerous art projects and activities, including a tour of 11 European countries in 1994, Iceland being the first foreign country he ever

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commenting on the unfolding disasters Donald wrought upon himself. Yet while seemingly defeatist in tone, the humanity of the characters shines through in their persistence despite the obstacles. These stories found popularity not only among young children but adults as well. Despite the fact that

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Barks' artistic growth during his first decade in comics saw a transformation from rather rudimentary storytelling derived from his years as an animation artist and storyman into a virtuoso creator of complex narratives, notably in his longer adventure tales. According to critic Geoffrey Blum, the

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Barks started taking various jobs but had little success in such occupations as a farmer, woodcutter, turner, mule driver, cowboy and printer. From his jobs he learned, he later averred, how eccentric, stubborn and unpredictable men, animals and machines can be. At the same time he interacted with

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this was the first time they met. The highlight of the convention was the auctioning of what was to that time the largest duck oil painting Barks had done, "July Fourth in Duckburg", which included depictions of several prominent Barks fans and collectors. It sold for a then record high amount: $

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Soon thereafter a fan sold unauthorized prints of some of the Scrooge McDuck paintings, leading Disney to withdraw permission for further paintings. To meet demand for new work Barks embarked on a series of paintings of non-Disney ducks and fantasy subjects such as Beowulf and Xerxes. These were

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During his Carl Barks Studio years, Barks created two more stories: the script for the final Uncle Scrooge story "Horsing Around with History", which was first published in Denmark in 1994 with Bill Van Horn art. The outlines for Barks' final Donald Duck story "Somewhere in Nowhere", were first

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At the same time Barks had started thinking about turning a hobby that he always enjoyed into a profession: that of drawing. Since his early childhood he spent his free time by drawing on any material he could find. He had attempted to improve his style by copying the drawings of his favorite

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As soon as William recovered, he made the decision to move back to Merrill. The year was 1913, and Barks was already 12 years old; but, due to the constant moving, he had not yet managed to complete grade school. He resumed his education at this point and finally managed to graduate in 1916.

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When the news of Barks' passing was hardly covered by the press in America, "in Europe the sad news was flashed instantly across the airwaves and every newspaper — they realized the world had lost one of the most beloved, influential and well-known creators in international culture."

824:#146 (Nov. 1952) in which Donald tells the story of the chain of unfortunate events that took place when he owned a chicken farm in a town which subsequently was renamed Omelet. Likely one reason it was a favorite is that it was inspired by Barks' own experiences in the poultry business. 949:

Barks had done little traveling his adventure stories often had the duck clan globe-trotting to the most remote or spectacular of places. This allowed Barks to indulge his penchant for elaborate backgrounds that hinted at his thwarted ambitions of doing realistic stories in the vein of

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became the first fans to contact Barks after independently discovering the same information. After Barks received a 1960 visit from the Spicer brothers and Ron Leonard, he was no longer anonymous, as word of his identity spread through the emerging network of comic book fandom

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Unhappy at the emerging wartime working conditions at Disney, and bothered by ongoing sinus problems caused by the studio's air conditioning, Barks quit in 1942. Shortly before quitting, he moonlighted as a comic book artist, contributing half the artwork for a one-shot

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Barks's stories (whether humorous adventures or domestic comedies) often exhibited a wry, dark irony born of hard experience. The ten-pagers showcased Donald as everyman, struggling against the cruel bumps and bruises of everyday life with the nephews often acting as a

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artists from the newspapers where he could find them. As he later said, he wanted to create his own facial expressions, figures and comical situations in his drawings but wanted to study the master comic artists' use of the pen and their use of color and shading.

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and drawing style and began to call him the Good Duck Artist, a label that stuck even after his true identity was discovered by fans in the late 1950s. Malcolm Willits was the first person to learn Barks's name and address, but two brothers named John and

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April 2014-present, 26-volume edition with the collected stories written by Barks, including a few drawn by other artists, and previously unpublished stories, enriched with sketches and photographs. After the 23rd volume, the series got the name of

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visited. Barks appeared at the first of many Disneyana conventions in 1993. Silk screen prints of paintings along with high-end art objects (such as original water colors, bronze figurines and ceramic tiles) were produced based on designs by Barks.

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Scrooge's main difference to Donald, according to Barks, was that he too had faced the same difficulties in his past but through intelligence, determination and hard work, he was able to overcome them. Or, as Scrooge himself would say to

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In 1923 he returned to his paternal farm in Merrill in an attempt to return to the life of a farmer, but that ended soon. He continued searching for a job while attempting to sell his drawings. He soon managed to sell some of them to

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At Boston's NewCon convention, in October 1975, the first Carl Barks oil painting auctioned at a comic book convention ("She Was Spangled and Flashy") sold for $ 2,500. Subsequent offerings saw an escalation in the prices realized.

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along with a new Scrooge story by Barks done storybook style with watercolor illustrations, "Go Slowly, Sands of Time". After being turned down by every major publisher in New York City, Kurtz and Summer published the book through

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Through both characters Barks would often exhibit his rather sarcastic sense of humor. It seems that this difficult period for the artist helped shape many of his later views in life that were expressed through his characters.

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of the invention. Krøyer later successfully raised another ship off Greenland using the same method, and several other sunken vessels worldwide have since been raised by modified versions of this concept. The television show

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series (issued 4–6 times a year) that starred Donald and his nephews. Starting in the early 1950s (and through his retirement) Barks' longer stories were almost exclusively published in Uncle Scrooge's own quarterly

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comic book (issues 6 through 25). The latter included environmental themes that Barks first explored in 1957 . Barks also sold a few sketches to Western that were redrawn as covers. For a time the Barkses lived in

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as previously, a new unit of storymen and animators was created devoted solely to this series. Though he originally just contributed gag ideas to some duck cartoons by 1937 Barks was (principally with partner

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When Barks expressed dismay at coping with the backlog of orders he faced, fan/dealers Bruce Hamilton and Russ Cochran suggested Barks instead auction his paintings at conventions and via Cochran's catalog

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At the same time in spring 1994, Reichelt and Ina Brockmann designed a special museum exhibition tour about Barks' life and work. Also represented for the first time at this exhibition were Disney artists

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In 1981, Bruce Hamilton and Russ Cochran, two long-time Disney comics fans, decided to combine forces to bring greater recognition to the works of Carl Barks. Their first efforts went into establishing

2534:(accessed 20 February 2013), Carl Barks, 25 August 2000; citing U.S. Social Security Administration, Death Master File, database (Alexandria, Virginia: National Technical Information Service, ongoing). 1203:, which Kurtz acquired partly for this purpose. The book went on to become the model for virtually every important collection of comic book stories. It was the first book of its kind ever reviewed in 972:. During her lifetime, and to this day, note cards of her paintings are available from Leanin' Tree. Her nickname appears as a store name in the story "Christmas in Duckburg", featured on page 1 of 3083: 5412: 1375:

On August 25, 2000, shortly after midnight, Carl Barks died quietly in his sleep at the age of 99. He was interred in Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery in Grants Pass, beside Garé's grave.

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curated and organized the first solo museum-exhibition of Barks. Between 1994 and 1998 the retrospective was shown in ten European museums and seen by more than 400,000 visitors.

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I have no apprehension, no fear of death. I do not believe in an afterlife. ... I think of death as total peace. You're beyond the clutches of all those who would crush you.

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rendered paintings encouraged fan Glenn Bray to ask Barks if he could commission a painting of the ducks ("A Tall Ship and a Star to Steer Her By", taken from the cover of

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In November 1935, when he learned that Walt Disney was seeking more artists for his studio, Barks decided to apply. He was approved for a try-out which entailed a move to

360:. He worked anonymously until late in his career; fans dubbed him The Duck Man and The Good Duck Artist. In 1987, Barks was one of the three inaugural inductees of the 835:, had any need for artists for Donald Duck comic book stories. He was immediately assigned to illustrate the script for a ten-page Donald Duck story for the monthly 1258:

In 1983, Another Rainbow took up the daunting task of collecting the entire Disney comic book oeuvre of Barks—over 500 stories in all—in the ten-set, thirty-volume

494:, some miles north of Merrill, to be closer to the new railway lines. He established a new stock-breeding farm and sold his produce to the local slaughterhouses. 3535: 1271:, which took up the then-dormant Disney comic book license. Gladstone introduced a new generation of Disney comic book readers to the storytelling of Barks, 2981: 1226:. As with his appearance in Boston, the response to his presence was overwhelming, with long lines of fans waiting to meet Barks and get his autograph. 5914: 4829: 2604: 1440: 5984: 5974: 5959: 4839: 4318: 3464: 5356: 4621: 4394: 1494: 5261: 4849: 4745: 4364: 2862: 208: 5384: 4980: 2373: 2359: 361: 6004: 4520: 433:

of comic books." Beginning especially in the 1980s, Barks' artistic contributions would be a primary source for animated adaptations such as

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During the summer of 1994 and until his death, Barks and his studio personally assigned Peter Reichelt, a museum exhibition producer from

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In 1976, Barks and Garé went to Boston for the NewCon show, their first comic convention appearance. Among the other attendees was famed

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While he continued drifting through various jobs, he met Pearl Turner (1904–1987). In 1921 they married and had two daughters:

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asked Barks why he drew it, Barks' vague recollection was no one was available and he was asked to do it as a favor by Craig.

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The life story of Carl Barks, largely drawing upon his relationship with Disney and the phonetic similarity of his name to

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He wrote one Uncle Scrooge story, and three Donald Duck stories. From 1970 to 1974, Barks was the main writer for the

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Meanwhile, he had his first divorce. He and Pearl were separated in 1929 and divorced in 1930. After he moved to

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his astonishment the response quickly outstripped what he reasonably could produce in the next few years.

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Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge, Island in the Sky by Carl Barks, Fantagraphics Books, Seattle, 2021, p. 189

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that frequented the market with their revolvers, strange nicknames for each other and sense of humor.

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A 1949 Donald Duck ten-pager features Donald raising a yacht from the ocean floor by filling it with

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Reichelt also translated Michael Barrier's biography of Barks into German and published it in 1994.

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Humorous adventure stories, usually 24-32 pages in length. In the 1940s these were one-shots in the

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In 1937, when Donald Duck became the star of his own series of cartoons instead of co-starring with

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while attempting to sell his drawings to newspapers and other printed material with little success.

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to continue to script stories for Western. The last new comic book story drawn by Carl Barks was a

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When asked which of his stories was a favorite in several interviews Barks cited the ten-pager in

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the pen's varnish. For some weird reason most new pens then start out flexible and free-flowing

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in Brazil, compiling all the stories written by Barks, with his oil paintings as the cover art.

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received the Comics Buyer's Guide Fan Award for Favorite Reprint Graphic Novel/Album for 1996.

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In 1908, William Barks (in an attempt to increase the family income) moved with his family to

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was inspired by the 1954 Carl Barks Uncle Scrooge adventure "The Seven Cities of Cibola" (

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Ten-pagers, comedic Donald Duck stories that were the lead for the monthly flagship title

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2011–present, hardback volumes with separate Uncle Scrooge and Donald Duck volumes from

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Publishing, the banner under which they produced and issued the award-winning book

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Carl Barks: The Secret of the Duck Master. Aspects of the Production of Carl Barks

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pens, and used a Nº 356 model to ink and letter his Donald Duck comic-book pages.

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in the Kuwait Harbor by filling the hull with 27 million tiny inflatable balls of

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have acknowledged that the rolling-boulder booby trap in the opening scene of

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have been published in numerous countries, featuring articles and interviews.

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with a cast of eccentric and colorful characters, such as the aforementioned

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magazine and then started having success submitting to the Minneapolis-based

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The Carl Barks Story: The Creator of Scrooge McDuck Moves into the Limelight

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had its offices he met Clara Balken, who in 1938 became his second wife.

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By December 1918, he left his father's home to attempt to find a job in

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Carl Barks: Ankkamestarin salaisuus. Näkökulmia Carl Barksin tuotantoon

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Carl Barks and the Disney Comic Book: Unmasking the Myth of Modernity

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Carl Barks and the Disney Comic Book: Unmasking the Myth of Modernity

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region east of Los Angeles where he hoped to start a chicken farm.

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as "the most popular and widely read artist-writer in the world".

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from an unproduced feature, and published in October 1942 in

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also tested this method and was able to raise a small boat.

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The Carl Barks Library of Donald Duck Adventures in Color

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Blum, Geoffrey (c. 1990). "Barks and the Bending Panel".

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The Fine Art of Walt Disney's Donald Duck by Carl Barks

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Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge McDuck: His Life and Times

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O Melhor da Disney: As Obras Completas de Carl Barks

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and Benny Burro stories that originally appeared in

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published in 1997, in Italy, with art by Pat Block.

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Letter from caregiver Serene Hunicke (June 8, 2000)

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(2020). 3131:"Barks' Esterbook 356" 2449:The Carl Barks Library 2427: 1403:list of 100 top comics 1373: 1126: 1011: 898:Huey, Dewey, and Louie 831:, which had published 761: 548:Huey, Dewey, and Louie 507:Santa Rosa, California 177:Huey, Dewey, and Louie 5945:Disney comics artists 5940:Disney comics writers 5846:Donald Duck in comics 5691:Stefan Printz-Påhlson 5540:Giovan Battista Carpi 5378:Mickey Mouse in Color 5063:Mickey Mouse Magazine 3545:Disney Legends Awards 2628:Source: 1850 census; 2416: 2054:The Plastics Inventor 1998:The Vanishing Private 1935:Truant Officer Donald 1436:Walt Disney Treasures 1369: 1074:and see the long ago. 1069: 1009: 938:The Junior Woodchucks 759: 745:The Plastics Inventor 739:The Vanishing Private 418:He has been named by 393:The Junior Woodchucks 367:Barks worked for the 193:The Junior Woodchucks 6015:Inkpot Award winners 5869:The Uncensored Mouse 5811:Gladstone Publishing 5371:The Don Rosa Library 5170:Le Journal de Mickey 5163:Kalle Anka & C:o 4385:Edgar Rice Burroughs 4076:Al and Elma Milotte* 3986:Poul Brahe Pedersen* 3951:Roberto de Leonardis 3441:Lambiek Comiclopedia 3424:at Wikimedia Commons 3258:Andrae, Tom (2006). 3169:Andrae, Tom (2006). 2888:. 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