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Story code:
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D 91192
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Publisher:
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Egmont
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First Published:
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October 1991
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Pages:
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27
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Versions:
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Serialized version only, but it has also been published in one single part.
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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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Sequel to the Barks-classic "Land of the Pigmy Indians".
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Characters:
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Scrooge McDuck |
Donald Duck |
HD&L Duck |
Ravage DeFlora
(the evil manager at Scrooges paper mill)
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Locations:
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The land of the Pigmy Indians (Canada)
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D.U.C.K.-dedication:
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Since this story was serialized from the beginning there are three D.U.C.K. dedications in this story:

PART 1: Here's the flower trick again as in 'The Crocodile Collector'. Here it's the flower in the lower left corner.

PART 2: Some of the water splashing up makes out the dedication.

PART 3: Down in the left corner sits an indian with the dedication on his "feather ribbon".
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Pelldegvekk-krigen
DD&Co 45-47/1991
DD&Co 15/2001 extra (c)
Walt Disney's Hall of Fame, vol 10 (December 2005)
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Gensyn med Dværgindianerne
AA&Co 45-47/1991
AA&Co 15/2001 extra (c)
Walt Disney's Hall of Fame, vol 9 (December 2005)
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Kampen om skogarna
KA&Co 45-47/1991
KA&Co 15+16/2001 (in issue 16)
Walt Disney's Hall of Fame, vol 10 (December 2005)
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Comments:

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Scrooge and his nephews are in the land of the Pigmy Indians to see to Scrooge's paper factory there. Scrooge is kidnapped by the Pigmy Indians and Ravage DeFlora - the evil manager at Scrooges paper mill starts a "war" against the indians.
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Interesting facts:

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This story was actually banned in the USA because it deals with an ethnic group - Indians. However Gladstone did eventually publish it, despite of Disney's instructions, just before they went out of business.

This was the very first story Don Rosa did in a serialized version - as he knew that Egmont prefer long stories that way. When he realised that other publishers (like Gladstone) still published it in one part he started doing two versions of every long story - as long as Egmont did not ask particularly for a one-part version.
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