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|artist(s)= [[Don Rosa|Keno Don Rosa]] |
|artist(s)= [[Don Rosa|Keno Don Rosa]] |
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|dates= 10th of August, 1992 <small>(release date)</small> |
|dates= 10th of August, 1992 <small>(release date)</small> |
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− | }}'''''The Last of the Clan McDuck''''' is a comic story written and drawn by [[Don Rosa]], with some creative input from [[Byron Erickson]]. It features [[Scrooge McDuck]], [[Fergus McDuck]], [[Matilda McDuck]], [[Hortense McDuck]], [[Downy O'Drake]], [[Jake McDuck]], [[Burt the Ditchdigger]], [[Sir Quackly McDuck]] and, in flashbacks, [[Seafoam McDuck]], [[Swindle McSue]] |
+ | }}'''''The Last of the Clan McDuck''''' is a comic story written and drawn by [[Don Rosa]], with some creative input from [[Byron Erickson]]. It features [[Scrooge McDuck]], [[Fergus McDuck]], [[Matilda McDuck]], [[Hortense McDuck]], [[Downy O'Drake]], [[Jake McDuck]], [[Burt the Ditchdigger]], [[Sir Quackly McDuck]] and, in flashbacks, [[Seafoam McDuck]], [[Swindle McSue]], [[Sir Eider McDuck]] and [[Macbeth]]. |
==Plot== |
==Plot== |
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Glasgow, Scotland. Wee [[Scrooge McDuck]] just turned 10 and is deemed able to work by his kind but very poor father [[Fergus McDuck]]; he subsequently wins his first coin ever as a shoeshiner. However, the coin in question is an american dime he can't possibly hope to spend in Scotland; as he has technically been swindled, it teaches him to be cautious when it comes to business. He later visits the abandoned castle that once housed the Clan McDuck during its hours of glory, and meets a peculiar keeper (actually Sir Quackly McDuck's ghost) who helps him fight off the Whiskervilles while also inspiring him to go to America to get rich again like his ancestors. |
Glasgow, Scotland. Wee [[Scrooge McDuck]] just turned 10 and is deemed able to work by his kind but very poor father [[Fergus McDuck]]; he subsequently wins his first coin ever as a shoeshiner. However, the coin in question is an american dime he can't possibly hope to spend in Scotland; as he has technically been swindled, it teaches him to be cautious when it comes to business. He later visits the abandoned castle that once housed the Clan McDuck during its hours of glory, and meets a peculiar keeper (actually Sir Quackly McDuck's ghost) who helps him fight off the Whiskervilles while also inspiring him to go to America to get rich again like his ancestors. |
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+ | ===Continuity=== |
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+ | * ''[[The History of the Clan McDuck]]'' (1992) was originally created as a prologue to this story. |
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+ | * A younger Scrooge is seen collecting firewood and peat to sell them to the rich at "monstrous" prices, as he had mentioned he used to do in ''[[Uncle Scrooge and the Golden River]]'' (1958). |
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==Behind the scenes== |
==Behind the scenes== |
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''The Last of Clan McDuck'' is the first chapter of ''[[The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck]]''. It was based on an earlier project of Rosa's, ''[[Of Ducks, Dimes and Destinies]]'', which was postponed by Byron Erickson's ordering of ''Life and Times'' and was eventually completed in 1994 as an additional chapter to the series. ''The Last of the Clan McDuck'' initially had a prologue, which was cut on Erickson's demand and has now been published in sketch form as ''[[The History of the Clan McDuck]]''. |
''The Last of Clan McDuck'' is the first chapter of ''[[The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck]]''. It was based on an earlier project of Rosa's, ''[[Of Ducks, Dimes and Destinies]]'', which was postponed by Byron Erickson's ordering of ''Life and Times'' and was eventually completed in 1994 as an additional chapter to the series. ''The Last of the Clan McDuck'' initially had a prologue, which was cut on Erickson's demand and has now been published in sketch form as ''[[The History of the Clan McDuck]]''. |
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This story was first published in 1992 in the Norwegian stand-alone book ''Her it dit liv, Joakim''. It was first printed in English in 1993 in ''Uncle Scrooge'' #285. It was later reprinted in ''Uncle Scrooge Adventures in Color'' #1, various hardcover editions of ''The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck'', and in ''[[The Don Rosa Library]]'' [[Volume 4: The Last of the Clan McDuck|#4]]. |
This story was first published in 1992 in the Norwegian stand-alone book ''Her it dit liv, Joakim''. It was first printed in English in 1993 in ''Uncle Scrooge'' #285. It was later reprinted in ''Uncle Scrooge Adventures in Color'' #1, various hardcover editions of ''The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck'', and in ''[[The Don Rosa Library]]'' [[Volume 4: The Last of the Clan McDuck|#4]]. |
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+ | {{The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck}} |
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+ | [[it:L'ultimo del Clan de' Paperoni]] |
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+ | [[sv:Den siste av klanen von Anka]] |
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+ | [[el:Ιστορία: Ο Βίος και η Πολιτεία του Σκρουτζ Μακ Ντακ- Ο Τελευταίος της Γενιάς των Μακ Ντακ]] |
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+ | [[fr:Le Dernier du clan McPicsou]] |
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[[Category:Stories]] |
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[[Category:Sir Eider McDuck stories]] |
[[Category:Sir Eider McDuck stories]] |
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[[Category:Burt the Ditchdigger stories]] |
[[Category:Burt the Ditchdigger stories]] |
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+ | [[Category:Macbeth stories]] |
Latest revision as of 17:46, 15 April 2020
The Last of the Clan McDuck is a comic story written and drawn by Don Rosa, with some creative input from Byron Erickson. It features Scrooge McDuck, Fergus McDuck, Matilda McDuck, Hortense McDuck, Downy O'Drake, Jake McDuck, Burt the Ditchdigger, Sir Quackly McDuck and, in flashbacks, Seafoam McDuck, Swindle McSue, Sir Eider McDuck and Macbeth.
Plot
Glasgow, Scotland. Wee Scrooge McDuck just turned 10 and is deemed able to work by his kind but very poor father Fergus McDuck; he subsequently wins his first coin ever as a shoeshiner. However, the coin in question is an american dime he can't possibly hope to spend in Scotland; as he has technically been swindled, it teaches him to be cautious when it comes to business. He later visits the abandoned castle that once housed the Clan McDuck during its hours of glory, and meets a peculiar keeper (actually Sir Quackly McDuck's ghost) who helps him fight off the Whiskervilles while also inspiring him to go to America to get rich again like his ancestors.
Continuity
- The History of the Clan McDuck (1992) was originally created as a prologue to this story.
- A younger Scrooge is seen collecting firewood and peat to sell them to the rich at "monstrous" prices, as he had mentioned he used to do in Uncle Scrooge and the Golden River (1958).
Behind the scenes
The Last of Clan McDuck is the first chapter of The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck. It was based on an earlier project of Rosa's, Of Ducks, Dimes and Destinies, which was postponed by Byron Erickson's ordering of Life and Times and was eventually completed in 1994 as an additional chapter to the series. The Last of the Clan McDuck initially had a prologue, which was cut on Erickson's demand and has now been published in sketch form as The History of the Clan McDuck.
This story was first published in 1992 in the Norwegian stand-alone book Her it dit liv, Joakim. It was first printed in English in 1993 in Uncle Scrooge #285. It was later reprinted in Uncle Scrooge Adventures in Color #1, various hardcover editions of The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck, and in The Don Rosa Library #4.