Carl Barks

Carl Barks (March 27, 1901 – August 25, 2000) inggih punika silih tunggil aktor miwah produser film sané mawit saking Amérika Serikat.

Filmography

Films where Barks served as storyman or story director:

• Modern Inventions (May 29, 1937). Barks also drew many of the storyboards for the film.
• Donald's Ostrich (December 10, 1937).
• Self Control (February 11, 1938). Barks served as the story director.
• Donald's Better Self (March 11, 1938). Barks served as the story director.
• Donald's Nephews (April 15, 1938).
• Good Scouts (July 8, 1938). Barks served as the story director. Barks also drew many of the storyboards for the film.
• Donald's Golf Game (November 4, 1938). Barks served as the story director.
• Donald's Lucky Day (January 13, 1939). Barks also drew many of the storyboards for the film.
• The Hockey Champ (April 28, 1939). Barks served as the story director. Barks also drew many of the storyboards for the film.
• Donald's Cousin Gus (May 19, 1939). Barks served as the story director. Barks also drew many of the storyboards for the film.
• Sea Scouts (June 30, 1939). Barks served as the story director. Barks also drew many of the storyboards for the film.
• Donald's Penguin (August 11, 1939). Barks served as the story director.
• The Autograph Hound (Séptémber 1, 1939).
• Mr. Duck Steps Out (June 7, 1940). Barks served as the story director.
• Put-Put Troubles (June 19, 1940).
• Bone Trouble (June 28, 1940).
• Donald's Vacation (August 9, 1940).
• Window Cleaners (Séptémber 20, 1940). Barks also drew many of the storyboards for the film.
• Fire Chief (December 13, 1940). Barks also drew many of the storyboards for the film.
• Timber (January 10, 1941). Barks served as the story director. Barks also drew many of the storyboards for the film.
• Golden Eggs (March 7, 1941).
• Early to Bed (July 11, 1941). Barks also drew many of the storyboards for the film.
• Truant Officer Donald (August 1, 1941). Barks also drew many of the storyboards for the film.
• Old MacDonald Duck (Séptémber 12, 1941). Barks served as the story director. Barks also drew many of the storyboards for the film.
• Chef Donald (December 5, 1941). Barks served as the story director. Barks also drew many of the storyboards for the film.
• The Village Smithy (January 16, 1942).
• Donald's Snow Fight (April 10, 1942). Barks served as the story director. Barks also drew many of the storyboards for the film.
• Donald Gets Drafted (May 1, 1942). Barks served as the story director.
• The Army Mascot (May 22, 1942).
• The Vanishing Private (Séptémber 25, 1942). Barks served as the story director. Barks also drew many of the storyboards for the film.
• Sky Trooper (November 6, 1942).
• Bellboy Donald (December 18, 1942). Barks also drew many of the storyboards for the film.
• The Old Army Game (November 5, 1943). Barks also drew many of the storyboards for the film.
• Home Defense (November 26, 1943). Barks also drew many of the storyboards for the film.
• Trombone Trouble (February 18, 1944). Barks served as the story director. Barks also drew many of the storyboards for the film.
• The Plastics Inventor (Séptémber 1, 1944).

Notable stories

Cingak masih: List of Disney comics by Carl Barks

• "Donald Duck Finds Pirate Gold", Four Color #9, October 1942
• "Donald Duck and the Mummy's Ring", Four Color #29, Séptémber 1943
• "Christmas on Bear Mountain", Four Color #178, December 1947, first appearance of Scrooge McDuck.
• "The Old Castle's Secret", Four Color #189 June 1948
• "Sheriff of Bullet Valley", Four Color #199, October 1948
• "Lost in the Andes!", Four Color #223, April 1949
• "Vacation Time", Vacation Parade #1, July 1950
• "A Financial Fable", Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #126, March 1951
• "Donald Duck in Old California!", Four Color #328, May 1951
• "A Christmas for Shacktown", Four Color #367, January 1952
• "Only a Poor Old Man", Four Color #386 (Uncle Scrooge #1), March 1952
• "Flip Decision", Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #149, June 1952
• "The Golden Helmet", Four Color #408, July 1952
• "Back to the Klondike", Four Color #456 (Uncle Scrooge #2), March 1953
• "Tralla La", Uncle Scrooge #6, June 1954
• "The Fabulous Philosopher's Stone", Uncle Scrooge #10, June 1955
• "The Golden Fleecing", Uncle Scrooge #12, December 1955
• "Land Beneath the Ground!", Uncle Scrooge #13, March 1956
• "The Money Well", Uncle Scrooge #21, March 1958
• "The Golden River", Uncle Scrooge #22, 1958
• "Island in the Sky", Uncle Scrooge #29, March 1960
• "North of the Yukon", Uncle Scrooge #59, Séptémber 1965