Dagobert Duck Coffee Mug

Dagobert Duck (often also Uncle Dagobert, Kosename Bertel, in the original English Scrooge McDuck or Uncle Scrooge or $crooge McDuck, Uncle $crooge; Cosename Scroogey) is an American character in duck form. Carl Barks, the most influential drawing by Stories around the Duck family, invented the figure in 1947; it is considered its most important creation. After Dagobert as a minor figure in the stories around his nephew Donald Duck, in the 1950s, Barks wrote more and more stories with Dagobert in the lead role and finally dedicated his own series of yeast. In addition to Barks, the comic artist Don Rosa has made a decisive contribution The figure's evolution was helped by making it the protagonist of his extensive stories and by making it the protagonist of his 1991 story until 1994, a twelve-part biography called Uncle Dagobert — his life, dedicated to his billions. Today, the figure is used by many Disney artists and is known as the "richest duck in the world" for its extreme spirit and huge assets that she holds in a money store. In a Barks story, she turns out to be a "big banker, big industrialist, big merchant" with the following slogan: "Allow me to introduce myself. I'm Dagobert Duck, wholesale banker, big industrialist, wholesaler. In short, you can buy anything from me."