16"x 20 " Large lithograph (1989)
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| Full-color, comic reprint of “Lost in the Andes ” | Full-color, comic reprint of “Return to Plain Awful" |
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Carl Barks' most famous comic book story is probably the square-egg adventure, "Lost in the Andes," first published in Donald Duck Comics Four Color #223 in 1949 (reprinted in Gladstone's Donald Duck Adventures #3, February, 1988). The town where the Square People live was called "Plain Awful" by an American visitor in the 1860's...and the name stuck. When Carl Barks decided to reprise the Duck family travels to South America, this time bringing Uncle Scrooge along, Gladstone commissioned our current. Duck artist, Don Rosa, to write a sequel by that name. The new comic book (Donald Duck Adventures #12) and the litho are scheduled for simultaneous release. Everyone who orders the print will also receive a copy of this comic book and Gladstone's reprint of Barks' original "Lost in the Andes!". .
Return to Plain Awful - a 22-color lithograph printed by the Black Box in Chicago-is available in a Regular Edition of 345 continuous-tone prints, 100 Gold Plates, and five (5) boxed sets of Progressive Proofs.
- Regular Edition Price for #11 and up $780 (available)
- Regular Edition Price for #2-10, add 15% (available)
- Regular Edition Price for #1, add 65% (sold)
- Gold Plate Edition #11-100, add 50% (available)
- Gold Plate Edition #2-10, add 65% (available)
- Gold Plate Edtion #1, add 185% (sold)
- Publishers and Printer’s proofs, add 125% (available)
- Artist Proofs, add 175% (sold)
- Progressive Proofs, Special Editions and Foreign Editions, inquire. (available)