WDCS198

WDCS231

Contributions:
1957 WDCS198 'Knight Ball' (idea).
1957 WDCS200 'Pet Service' (idea).
1958 WDCS211 'Wishing Stones' (idea).
1958 WDCS218 'Porpoise Hunt' (idea).
1958 U$24 The Magic Ink (idea).
1959 WDCS231 The Wax Museum (idea).

Comments:
Peggy was Barks' eldest daughter. She contributed the initial ideas for five 10-pagers and one 6-pager (see more HERE).

Contributions:
From 1943 to 1951 Clara inked the solid blacks as well as the borders around the panels for many of the stories.

Comments:
Clara was Barks' second wife.

WDCS160

WDCS405FC

Contributions:
From 1953 to 1966 Garé lettered and inked (backgrounds and solid blacks) for almost all the stories. Occasionally, she also inked objects shown in large quantities. Examples: 1955 U$09 The Lemming with the Locket (lemmings) and 1955 WDCS182 'Grandma's Bull' (crockery).
1953 FC0456 Somethin' Fishy Here (full inking).
1954 WDCS160 'The Christmas Camel' (idea).
1974 WDCS405FC (inking).

Comments:
Garé was Barks' third wife. Late in 1952, following a car accident, she was unable to pursue her career as a painter and Barks suggested that she could help him with his work instead.
WDCS160: For the only time during her comic book career Garé contributed a gag: The nephews have bought a camel from a bankruptcy sale for only 50 cents and continues: 'If we'd had two dollars, we could have bought an elephant!'.

TT2465

WDCS251

DD126FC

USA33

Contributions (FC after a code means Front Cover):
1942 LFC7/1942 Pluto Saves the Ship (inking).
1949 WDCS111FC (idea/sketch).
1955 WDCS173FC (idea/sketch).
1958 LGB D84 Donald Duck and the Christmas Carol (story).
1959 TT2465 The Lemonade King (story/sketches).
1960 DG38FC (idea/sketch).
1960 DG39FC (idea).
1961 WDCS250 Boxed-in (rewriting).
1961 WDCS251 Duck Luck (rewriting).
1965 WDCS301FC (idea/sketch).
1967 U$71FC (idea/sketch).
1967 U$71 King Scrooge the First (story/sketches).
1968 DD117FC (idea/sketch).
1968 DD117 Pawns of the Loup Garou (story/sketches).
1969 DD126FC Officer for a Day (idea/sketch).
1969 DD126 Officer for a Day (story/sketches).
1970-1974 HDL.
1974 WDCS405FC (idea/sketch).
1976 U$135FC (idea/sketch).
1977 D&DFC (idea/sketch).
1977 U$144FC (idea/sketch).
1983-1989 CBL.
1987 DD259 Hang Gliders Be Hanged (story).
1990 CBL06 The Pied Piper of Duckburg (story).
1995 WDCS597FC (idea/sketch).
1995 USA33 Horsing Around with History (story).
1997 WDCS608FC (idea/sketch).

Comments:
LFC7/1942: Barks drew the story with Jack Hannah and Nick George.
HDL: Barks was persuaded to write and sketch 24 stories for a new magazine named Huey, Dewey and Louie Junior Woodchucks (see more HERE).
CBL: Barks was asked to make new front covers for some of his old stories (see more HERE).
CBL06: Barks started the script in the 1950s but after having sketched 3 out of 8 planned pages he shelved it, because he suddenly realized that he would have to draw several hundreds of mice.