To remember him we'll bring you the first part (of three) of one of his Junior Woodchucks scripts: "Where there's smoke" from JW #16. The story was later penciled by Kay Wright and inked by Larry Mayer for publication.
While Barks pencils has been reproduced in black and white in the Carl Barks Library I don't think they have been seen in color anywhere before. These pencils are from the collection of Bill Peckmann who also scanned them. Thanks for sharing, Bill!





To be continued ...
1 comment:
I am so happy I am finally able to see these scans in color. I have those printed in B/W but, obviously, color version is a completely different story.
I’ve found single pages, here and there, but to be able to see an entire script….well, that’s really a treat.
Thanks, Joakim, and thanks to Bill Peckmann too!!!
The final dream of any Barks’ fan would be to have them all in a nice publication; including King Scrooge the first, of course.
Will ever come the time for this?
Again, thanks for sharing.
Andrea
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