Uncle $crooge: A Letter from Home                                  (The Old Castle's other Secret)
Story code: D 2003-081 Publisher: Egmont First Published: February 2004 Pages: 34 Versions: Single-part version + two extra summary pages for serialized publications (inserted after pages 10 and 22). Plot and story: Don Rosa Art and ink: Don Rosa Story-type: Treasure-hunt, Sequel to Don Rosa's own story "The Crown of the Crusader Kings". Characters: Scrooge McDuck | Donald Duck | HD&L Duck | Matilda McDuck | Monsieur Molay (head of the International Money Council) | Monsieur Mattressface (employee of the International Money Council) | Sir Simon McDuck (mentioned) Locations: Jerusalem (mentioned) | Paris | Dismal Downs | The McDuck Castle D.U.C.K.-dedication: The left column of windows in the high main building of the McDuck castle. Note: The three first pages of this story are a prolog, thus the splash-panel of this story doesn't apear until page 4. Jakten på tempelridderskatten DD&Co 9-11/2004 DD&Co - En kvart årgang [vol.17], Mar. 2005 Tempelriddernes skat AA&Co 9-11/2004 Walt Disney's Hall of Fame, vol 26 (October 2009) Brev hemifrån eller Den gamla borgens nya hemlighet KA&Co 9-11/2004 Walt Disney's Hall of Fame, vol 27 (October 2009) Comments: In this story $crooge and his nephews are going to the McDuck Castle at Dismal Downs in order to seek for the hidden treasure of the Knights Templar that was mentioned in the end of "The Crown of the Crusader Kings". $crooge's first discovery is that the new caretaker of the castle is his own sister - Matilda McDuck. Moniseur Molay (head of the International Money Council) and his associate Monsieur Mattressface are following in our friends' footsteps - changing all metal locks and obstacles into soft gold with the help of the philosopher's stone.
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