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Story code:
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AR 145
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Publisher:
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Gladstone
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First Published:
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August 1989
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Pages:
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28
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Versions:
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Single-part version only
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Plot and story:
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Don Rosa
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Art and ink:
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Don Rosa
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Story-type:
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Uncle Scrooge vs The Beagle Boys / Lo$ references.
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Characters:
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Scrooge McDuck |
Donald Duck |
HD&L Duck |
The Beagleboys |
Cornelius Coot (seen in a flash-back) |
Sir Francis Drake
(seen in a flash-back)
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Locations:
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The Money Bin |
Duckburg (various locations) |
Drake Borough (seen in a flashback) |
Fort Duckburg (seen in a flashback)
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Chronology:
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Flash-backs show events from June 1579 and from 1818.
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D.U.C.K.-dedication:
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Some of the hairs in Scrooge's broom make up the D.U.C.K. Brooms are among Don Rosa's favourite places for hiding his dedications to Barks.
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Kong Skrue av Skruerike
DD&Co 39/1991, extra (c)
DD&Co 29/2004
Walt Disney's Hall of Fame, vol 5 (December 2004)
DD&Co - En kvart årgang [vol.19], Sep. 2005
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Kong Joakim den Første
AA&Co 42/1991, extra (c)
AA&Co 29/2004
Walt Disney's Hall of Fame, vol 5 (April 2005)
Anders And Ekstra 9/2009 (c)
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Hans majestät Joakim
KA&Co 29/2004
Walt Disney's Hall of Fame, vol 5 (March 2005)
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Comments:

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By coincidence Scrooge discovers that Fort Duckburg wasn't included in Calisota when the Spanish lost the area to Mexico in 1819 because the Spanish did never conquer it. Scrooge thus proclaims his own kingdom, only to discover that ruling an independent country is not easy.
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Interesting facts:

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The reason this story wasn't published in Sweden is most likely because extra magazines for some reason are very seldom enclosed with KA&Co.

In the Norwegian edition Cornelius Coot is wrongly named "Kornelius Duck" instead of "Kornelius Kvakk".
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