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Abis Mal

**Abis Mal** is or was a human man.

## Description

Abis Mal was a thief living in the ancient city of Agrabah. Abis claimed to be a cunning swashbuckling bandit and master swordsman, but these were mostly narcissistic delusions; he *was*, at one point, the leader of a gang, but was brutally kicked out of it after Abis failed to protect their loot from local do-gooder Aladdin.

From then on, after a disastrous attempt to associate with evil genie Jafar, Abis stuck with the calm and collected Haroud, and, thanks to his advice, managed to repeatedly antagonize Aladdin (now his archenemy of a sort) in the following years.

It is unknown if Abis Mal and Haroud included in whatever weird phenomenon transplanted Agrabah from ancient to modern times later on.

## Behind the scenes

Abis Mal first appeared in 1994 in *The Return of Jafar*, and then served as the main recurring antagonist throughout *Aladdin: The Series*.
Animatronic Goofy

You might be looking for another page with a similar name. If so, visit **Goofy (disambiguation)**.

## Family

### Parents

Oswald Rabbit (creator)The Mad Doctor (co-creator)

## Behind the Scenes

### Index

***Animatronic Goofy stories***

**Animatronic Goofy** is a male animatronic and a replica of Goofy.

## Description

Along with a number of other similar animatronics, Animatronic Goofy was built by Oswald Rabbit, with the help of the Mad Doctor, in the early days of Wasteland, as Oswald sought to have everything that Mickey Mouse had — down to his friends. Though he has no delusions of being the real Goofy, Animatronic Goofy is a very thorough copy of the real Goofy, sharing most of his core personality, including the kind heart and ditzy clumsiness.

Out of the Doctor's Animatronic doppelgängers, Animatronic Goofy is obviously the least well-polished; his mechanical heart is apparently placed where his kidney should be, his C.P.U. is also out of place, and on top of patches of uncovered electronics such as his eyes, he is missing his entire right arm. In trade-off, Goofy has a few gizmos up his nonexistent sleeves, such as his right foot which can act (for some reason) as a powerful vacuum cleaner. For that last reason, in the days before the Thinner Disaster, Animatronic Goofy acted as Wasteland's sole cleaner, and did his work dutifully.

During the Blot Wars, Goofy was broken down in several parts, though his head never stopped thinking (and talking). Mischievous Spatters then made a point of hiding his parts all over Wasteland in an attempt to prevent Oswald or one of his allies from rebuilding him. During his adventures in Wasteland in 2010, Mickey Mouse came across Goofy's head in a machine in Ostown, and was tasked with tracking down all his parts and putting him back together, which he managed to do. Cheerful as ever, Goofy then returned to his duties, though not without telling Mickey about Ortensia and her tragic fate.

In 2012, when Mickey Mouse (on his second travel to Wasteland) once again encountered Animatronic Goofy, he was working with Gremlin Prescott and Gremlin Jamface on fixing some broken-down Thinner Pumps. After his lack of technological know-how (and Prescott's short temper) prevented him from completing this mission, he asked Mickey, Oswald and Gus to do it for him, and, in thanks, gave the trio a Fairy Sketch.

## Behind the scenes

Animatronic Goofy first appeared in *Epic Mickey*. He then appeared in various *Epic Mickey*-related media.

### Voice Actors

* Bill Farmer (classic voice beginning with *Epic Mickey*)
Aristide Twain

**Aristide Twain** is a French writer and artist, and, as it happens, the chief editor of the Scrooge McDuck Wiki as ‘User:Scrooge MacDuck’.

## Career

Though mostly a fan and proud to be so, Aristide Twain has occasionally contributed material to the Disney comics mythos that is considered canonical on this Wiki. They include the unlicensed Scrooge McDuck comic story *Hare-Brained Hooligans*, made for Joe Torcivia's blog *The Issue At Hand*, and various pieces of spin-off media featuring the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids and other secret organizations that debuted on *The Issue At Hand*, such as the Gang of the Green Gorilla. Most of these have been released on the website *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*, which Twain maintains alongside Cupids co-creator Lupan Evezan. Twain also has a regular, review-focused blog, *Aristide Twain's Random Reviews*.
Animatronic Donald Duck

You might be looking for another page with a similar name. If so, visit **Donald (disambiguation)**.

## Family

### Parents

Oswald Rabbit (creator)The Mad Doctor (co-creator)

## Behind the Scenes

### Index

***Animatronic Donald Duck stories***

**Animatronic Donald Duck** is a male animatronic and a replica of Donald Duck.

## Description

Along with a number of other similar animatronics, Animatronic Donald was built by Oswald Rabbit, with the help of the Mad Doctor, in the early days of Wasteland, as Oswald sought to have everything that Mickey Mouse had — down to his friends. Though he has no delusions of being the real Donald (which would be pretty hard, anyway, considering the many robotic parts of him that still show), Animatronic-Donald is a very thorough copy of the real Donald, sharing most of his core personality, from bad temper to courage to bad luck.

During the Blot Wars, Donald was broken down in several parts, though his head never stopped thinking (and quacking). Mischievous Spatters then made a point of hiding his parts all over Wasteland in an attempt to prevent Oswald or one of his allies from rebuilding him. During his adventures in Wasteland in 2010, Mickey Mouse came across Donald's head in the Library of Bog Easy and was tasked with gathering his parts for him and rebuilding him. After Mickey had succeeded in this, the reformed Animatronic Donald found himself bothered by a voodoo doll in the possession of a Spatter, which he again asked for Mickey to collect. After Mickey succeeded yet again, their friendship was cemented for good.

## Behind the scenes

Animatronic Donald first appeared in *Epic Mickey*. He then appeared in various *Epic Mickey*-related media.

### Voice Actors

* Tony Anselmo (classic voice beginning with *Epic Mickey*)
A Legendary Costume

***A Legendary Costume*** is an unofficial title for comic strip written by Bob Karp, penciled by Al Taliaferro and inked by Kay Wright. It features Donald Duck and Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, and mentions King Arthur, Saint George, the Dragon he fought, and Lady Godiva.

## Description

Invited to a costume party with a “legendary figures” theme, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck are set on rather expensive costumes. Donald Duck has a cheaper alternative on offer.

## Behind the scenes

This story was only ever printed in English in February of 1965 in miscellaneous American newspapers.
All Ducked Out

***All Ducked Out*** is a non-narrative online game based on *DuckTales 2017*.

## Description

It allows players to mix-and-match physical features to create portraits of Anthropomorphic Duck characters in the 2017 Continuum "style", thus allowing the opportunity to either recreate a character from the show, try to translate one's own features into a "ducksona," *or* create an original character design for use in fanfiction.

Interestingly, Matilda McDuck's hat from *The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck*, and Gideon McDuck's journalist cap, are both available, despite neither character having actually made their debut in 2017 Continuum media (and Gideon being unconfirmed to even exist in that universe) when the game was released.

### Goofs

* None of the game's character models have tails, with the exception of the child character model (and even then, the tail disappears if you put pants or a skirt on the character).

## Behind the scenes

The game was available for free online on the Disney Channel website and on some of its mirrors, such as on the Canadian version of the website. It was also available as an app for Android. It has since been removed from both the website and the app.

1. ↑ *Animation Magazine*
Anti-Gravity Gadget

The final form of the Anti-Gravity Gadget.

The **Anti-Gravity Gadget** was a makeshift machine built by Gyro Gearloose.

## Description

This machine was built by Gyro out of Scrooge McDuck's portable tape machine and Elvira Duck's cylinder gramophone, the only two mechanical devices on hand, to attempt to carry Grandma Duck's Farm back where it belonged after a twister blew it into the Amazonian jungle.

The first form of the device was an all-out anti-gravity device, but was not powerful enough to lift the farm for more than a few seconds at a time, as the inventor didn't have access to such necessary components as a Supergizmo Oscillator or a Self-Reciprocating Condensibobble. Gyro continued to work on the machine, and eventually made it create a miniature, controllable twister beneath the farm that would carry it into the air.

## Behind the scenes

The Anti-Gravity Gadget appears in the 1960 story *Family Fun*.
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A Hitchhiker's Tale

Official poster for the film, designed by Emma Mosier and used on the DVD jackets.

## Crew

### Main Cast

Scott Lee
(as Phineas)
Caleb Lenehan
(as Ezra)
Elijah Boggess
(as Gus)
Alexander McPherson
(as the Carnie)
Douglas Miller
(as the Stranger)
Danielle Smith
(as the Tightrope Girl)

## Other Information

### Dates

November the 11th, 2016 (release date)

 ***A Hitchhiker's Tale*** is an unlicensed Indiegogo-funded live-action film by Mason Betterly. It features potential mortal versions of the Hitchhiking Ghosts (Phineas, Ezra and Gus) as well as the Tightrope Girl and two new major characters, the Carnie and the Stranger. The Devil is mentioned.

## Plot

Running away from a cursed circus, three unlikely travel-partners — arrogant troublemaker Ezra, self-centered conman Phineas and eccentric jail-escapee Gus — try to make their way to a mysterious Gypsy witch who they believe will be able to give them back their souls, which have become the property of a sinister figure known only as the Carnie…

### References

* The Carnie, "handpicked by the Devil himself", meets his downfall at the Well of Sinners.

### Continuity

* The film proposes a potential origin story for the team-up of the Hitchhiking Ghosts from *The Haunted Mansion* (1969). The trio start off looking for a “supernaturally-minded Gypsy”, implied to be Madame Leota.
* The Carnie's *modus operandi* and his general attitude are not dissimilar to those of Mr Dark in *Something Wicked This Way Comes* (1983).
* Though it does not otherwise follow its canon, the film borrows the names of Phineas Queeg, Ezra Dobbins and Lillie O'Malley from the *Ghost Gallery*.

## Behind the scenes

This student film was created in 2016 by the independant Craterus Studios production company. It can be watched on YouTube for free, though DVDs were also issued to the film's Indiegogo backers. (Among said backers was, as the end credits reveals, Nick Barbera, the notorious *Haunted Mansion* fan behind *The Haunted Mansion Show*.)
A Gal For Gladstone

First page of the story.

***A Gal for Gladstone*** is a comic story written by Carol and Pat McGreal and drawn by Massimo Fecchi. It features Gladstone Gander, Magica De Spell, Scrooge McDuck, Donald Duck, Ratface and Miss Quackfaster.

## Plot

Magica De Spell has cooked up a complex scheme to get at the Number One Dime — after hearing Scrooge say that he would give Gladstone a job at the Money Bin if he didn't prefer to rely on his luck, she uses a special curse to cancel Gladstone's luck. Under a disguise ("Matilda"), she then seduces the distraught Gladstone, hoping to get him to trust her enough to let her into the Bin unsupervised. However, are her feelings for Gladstone truly just pretend?

### Continuity

* *The Sorceress's Apprentice* (2017) is an unlicensed sequel to the story, whose events are also referenced in *Dance with Destiny* (2017), *Witch Hunt* (2017), and many other of the tribute comics of Sarah Jolley, where it became a running gag for Magica to tease Gladstone by reminding him of "the Matilda incident".

## Behind the scenes

This story was first printed in February of 2004 in the German *Lustiges Taschenbuch* #321. It was first printed in English in *Uncle Scrooge* #374, and was reprinted again in English in the German *Lustiges Taschenuch English Edition* #1, under the title *A Girl for Gladstone*.
April, May and June

**April, May and June**, sometimes referred to as **April, May and June Duck**, are three female anthropomorphic ducks.

## Description

April, May and June are the daughters of Daisy Duck's sister. Like their sort-of-cousins (and reluctant sometimes-boyfriends) Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, they are identical (possibly fraternal) triplets, though they have begun wearing distinct hairstyles in recent years. Although their almost cliché girliness sometimes grates on Huey, Dewey and Louie's nerves, April, May and June are also competent and resourceful and have often gone on adventures on their own. This is not suprising, as they are part of the Chickadees Patrol, the ultra-competent female-only rivals of the Junior Woodchucks.

## Behind the scenes

April, May and Junes were first created as part of a throwaway gag in the 1953 story *Flip Decision*, by Carl Barks, before they became recurring characters.

April, May and June's last name is unknown, though commonly-reckoned to be "Duck", which would fit the fact that in Johannes A. Grote's Duck Family Tree, their father is the son of Drusilla Duck and a brother of Whitewater Duck.

### Personalities and Color-Coding

Although April, May, and June are depicted in most stories as being exactly identical much like Huey, Dewey, and Louie, this is not always the case.

In the Dutch *Duckies* stories, April has pigtails, May has a ponytail, and June has a hair band. These designs have also been used in Dutch stories outside of the *Duckies* series, and have occasionally been used in Danish stories as well.

*Legend of the Three Caballeros* depicts the three as having separate personalities (somewhat akin to the separate personalities of *DuckTales 2017*'s versions of Huey, Dewey, and Louie Duck), while also giving them a consistent color-coding and slightly different voices (although they are all voiced by the same actor, Jessica DiCiccio. June, who wears blue, is the kindest of the three, and has the most high-pitched voice, May, who wears orange, is sarcastic and slightly pessimistic, and has the most low-pitched voice, and April, who wears yellow, is somewhere in-between the other two in personality and voice. Whether these colors and personalities will eventually be used outside of the show remains to be seen.

### Voice Actors

* Jessica DiCiccio (*Legend of the Three Caballeros*)
* Kate Micucci, Riki Lindhome and Noël Wells(*DuckTales 2017*; actually different versions of the characters)

**HISTORY**

It is said that their mother named them April, May and June because those were the months in which Daisy's sister (the mother of the triplets: April, May and June) met April, May and June's father (i.e. Margarita's brother-in-law).
11-45 1/2

**11-45 1/2** is an anthropomorphic dog of unknown gender.

## Description

A cousin of 47-521, 11-45 1/2 was one of the hundreds of Beagle Boys who swarmed Duckburg when they heard tell that their local relatives had finally taken control of Scrooge McDuck's fortune, wanting to get a piece of the pie.

## Behind the scenes

11-45 1/2 is mentioned in the 1975 comic story *Scrooge For A Day*. They are presumably one of the background Beagles seen later in the story, but which one is unknown.
A Matter of Luck

First page of the story.

***A Matter of Luck*** is a comic story written by an unknown writer and drawn by Jack Bradbury. It features Gladstone Gander and Grimhilde.

## Description

On Christmas Eve, a miscast spell results in Grimhilde getting cursed with fourteen years of bad luck. There are two ways to reverse the process: perform several good deeds, or find the luckiest thing around and keep in a cage nearby, permanently. Loathing the very idea of doing a good deed, Grimhilde instead abducts Gladstone Gander, the luckiest man in the world… However, this is the absolute worst time she could have chosen for doing so; the usually self-centered Gladstone was about to help children in an orphanage decorate a Christmas tree. Knowing that his luck, against Grimhilde's jinx spell, will give her a rough time if she tries to catch him, he makes a deal with her: if she lets him give the orphans a Christmas, he'll give himself over come morning. But isn't he killing two birds with one stone?

## Behind the scenes

This story was first printed in December of 1961 in *Dell Giant* #53, entitled *Donald Duck - Merry Christmas*. It was then reprinted in Golden Press's *Walt Disney Christmas Parade* #91.
Aquarela do Brasil

***Aquarela do Brasil*** is a song featured in the segment of the same name, which was later released as a stand-alone short, in *Saludos Amigos*, though it was written earlier in 1939 by Ary Barroso.

## Context and Summary

The beauties of the nation of Brazil are sung about.

## Lyrics

Brasil
Meu Brasil brasileiro
Meu mulato inzoneiro
Vou cantar-te nos meus versos
Ô Brasil, samba que dá
Bamboleio, que faz gingá
Ô Brasil do meu amor
Terra de Nosso Senhor
Brasil! Brasil!
Prá mim... prá mim...
Ô, abre a cortina do passado
Tira a Mãe Preta do serrado
Bota o Rei Congo no congado
Brasil! Brasil!
Deixa cantar de novo o trovador
À merencória luz da lua
Toda canção do meu amor
Quero ver a “Sá Dona” caminhando
Pelos salões arrastando
O seu vestido rendado
Brasil! Brasil!
Prá mim... prá mim...
Brasil
terra boa e gostosa
Da morena sestrosa
De olhar indiscreto
Ô Brasil, verde que dá
Para o mundo se admirá
Ô Brasil do meu amor
Terra de Nosso Senhor
Brasil! Brasil!
Prá mim... prá mim...
Ô, esse coqueiro que dá côco
Oi, onde amarro a minha rêde
Nas noites claras de luar
Brasil! Brasil!
Ah, ouve essas fontes murmurantes
Aonde eu mato a minha sede
E onde a lua vem brincá
Ah, este Brasil lindo e trigueiro
É o meu Brasil brasileiro
Terra de samba e pandeiro
Brasil! Brasil!
Prá mim... prá mim...
## Behind the scenes

The song, *Aquarela do Brasil* was written in 1939 by Ary Barosso. It was initially not a very well-known song, though this changed when it was utilized by Walt Disney Studios for their 1942 film, *Saludos Amigos*, using *Aquarela do Brasil* as the title of the final segment of their film and using the song itself throughout the segment. After this, it skyrocketed in popularity, becoming the first Brazilian song to be played over a million times on radio in the United States.

## Notes and References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Aquarela do Brasil* on Wikipedia
2. ↑ *Aquarela do Brasil* on the Disney Wiki
3. ↑ http://daniellathompson.com/ary/aquarela.html
Abigail Bullion

**Abigail Bullion**, sometimes nicknamed **Abby**, is or was a human woman.

## Description

The daughter of wealthy Barnabas T. Bullion, owner of the Big Thunder Railroad Company and of a mine in Big Thunder Mountain, Abigail Bullion was, as a young woman, much more adventurous and reckless than would be considered "proper", enjoying nothing more than trick-riding with her horse Jaggers. In 1878, upon coming back from her studies abroad to Rainbow Ridge to live with her father, she wasted no time in embroiling herself in various adventures, meeting and falling in love with Robin Hood-style outlaw Jason Chandler, Jr in the process, while also discovering the truth about the Thunderbird and helping her father see the light.

## Behind the scenes

Abigail Bullion is the main character of the *Big Thunder Mountain Railroad* comic printed in 2015 as part of the *Disney Kingdoms* event. She did not appear in any version of the original ride, but is believed to have drawn some inspiration from some depictions of Melanie Ravenswood in life, being the attractive and willful daughter of the local wealthy but questionably-moral mining baron.

It is unknown if she is still alive in the present day; while it would be enormously unlikely, if not downright impossible, in the real world, one must not forget that Scrooge McDuck (very much alive in the Prime Universe's present day) is only a few years younger than Abigail.
A Lifetime of Adventure

**A Lifetime of Adventure** is a song from Music Inspired by The Life and Times of Scrooge. It was written by Tuomas Holopainen and sung by Johanna Kurkela.

## Lyrics

To be rich is to still remember

To treasure your first dime

To have a chance to say farewell

Story of your life

Time of solitude and strife

Freedom of the northern road

Hoping many miles to go

Promises to keep

Countless gold fields to reap

To be rich is to seek

To relive the memory

Far off lands, quests of old

Self respect, true grit

Never care, lot of fortune, my life

To seek is to be rich

Story of your life

Time of solitude and strife

Freedom of the northern road

Hoping many miles to go

Promises to keep

Countless gold fields to reap

To be rich is to seek

To relive the memory

All the strangers on your path

Crossroads that lead us from home

The cooling hymn for soulful Yuletide hearth

All the songs of wilderness

The truth in which you fall

They’re your lost troves, but that’s what you recall..

Story of your life

Time of solitude and strife

Freedom of the northern road

Hoping many miles to go

Promises to keep

Countless gold fields to reap

To be rich is to seek

To relive the memory
Albemarle Mouse

**Albemarle Mouse** was a male anthropomorphic mouse.

## Description

A rustler in the Wild West era, Albemarle Mouse, son of notorious outlaw Tex Mouse, became a rustler (once having a duel with Billy the Kid himself) and had various Wild West adventures which he tends to exaggerate when recounting. Albemarle eventually married and had at least two children; the first, Maximilian, became the "black sheep" of the Mouse family by returning to Tex's bandit roots, while the other went straight and was Mickey Mouse's grandfather. At some point before 1945, Albemarle (who had been dirt-poor so far) found a gold mine and became a millionaire, which his great-grandson Mickey Mouse only found out later.

## Behind the scenes

Albemarle was first featured in the 1946 story *Mickey's Great-Grandfather*. He reappeared in *Valley of the Kachinas*.
A Phantom Blot Bedtime Story

First page of the story.

***A Phantom Blot Bedtime Story*** is a comic story written by Lee Nordling, penciled by Stephen DeStefano and inked by Gary Martin. It features the Phantom Blot, his daughter the Phantom Brat, Mickey Mouse, Goofy, Pluto, Chief O'Hara and Mrs Fragmuffin.

## Plot

The Phantom Blot, following his presumed death at the end of the Case of the Two-Birds Diamond, lured Mickey Mouse into a crazy, devilish and escherian room full of traps in his most elaborated death trap of all times. Of course, Mickey succeeds and the Blot is arrested… but the mastermind finally reveals his greatest secret — the existence of his young daughter. Before he takes him to jail, Mickey thus allows the Phantom to tell his daughter the news his own way, in a bedtime story where he is the Good King of the Night and Mickey is the evil White Knight.

## Behind the scenes

This story was first published in January of 1991 in *Mickey Mouse Adventures* #8. It is a direct sequel to *The Big Fall*, printed in the previous issue; the two stories are so closely related that in some countries, they were printed a single two-part tale.
Alexander Nitrokoff

**Alexander Nitrokoff** was a human man who is now a ghost.

## Description

Alexander Nitrokoff was a severe-looking human man who died in the Haunted Mansion one night after placing a candle too near to a dynamite wick, and blowing himself up.

That much is clear, but, as with all ghosts of the Mansion, Nitrokoff has many conflicting backstories and even names. Some claim that he was an anarchist who visited the mansion.; others claim that he was an ambassador. Yet another version of the story claims that he was a visually impaired man named Steven who was invited to a party at the Mansion. His glasses were said to have been flicked off by the Hatbox Ghost, leaving him nearly blind, until he stumbled upon the "candle wick" and lit it.
One thing is certain, however, and that is that the man soon became a permanent resident of the Mansion, with his fate memorialized in one of the Stretching Portraits.

## Behind the scenes

Alexander Nitrokoff was designed by Imagineer Marc Davis as one of the Stretching Room portraits, which were featured in the 1969-opened *The Haunted Mansion* ride. He was named by X. Atencio in an early attraction script. Over the years, he has had many different backstories and names.

#### References

1. ↑ According to an early attraction script
2. ↑ According to the *Ghost Gallery*
3. ↑ In the "Slave Labor Graphics" comics series
124

**124** is a male anthropomorphic dog.

## Description

A cousin of the Duckburg trio of Beagle Boys, 124, who wears a large railroad-man cap, was among relatives who came to visit the Duckburg trio upon learning they had taken control of Scrooge McDuck's fortune in 1975.

## Behind the scenes

124 briefly appears in the 1975 comic story *Scrooge For A Day*.
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A Kind of Magic

Cover of the story.

 ***A Kind of Magic*** is an unofficial comic story written and drawn by Sarah Jolley. It features Magica De Spell, Gladstone Gander, Scrooge McDuck and, in their debuts, librarian Yasmin and the demons Shax and Andras. Super Snooper is mentioned.

## Plot

An attempt by Magica De Spell to summon the demon Shax goes wrong when the literal devil escapes his binding and goes after her, angry with the witch for having summoned him at an inopportune time. Magica is forced to seek out Gladstone Gander, hoping his luck will be enough to protect the both of them from the upset abomination.

### References

* Shax is a Great Marquis of Hell.
* Magica De Spell claims that "this isn't her first summoning".
* While in the Duckburg Library, Gladstone, who only occasionally reads from the occult section as a hobby, mostly reads *Super Snooper* comics; in point of fact, he is seen to settle down with *Super Snooper - 70th Anniversary*.
* Magica, to research how to unsummon the demon, uses the *Ars Goetia Revised Edition*.

### Continuity

* Magica De Spell once more teases Gladstone Gander about "the Matilda incident", dressing up in her Matilda disguise again, in reference to *A Gal For Gladstone* (2004).
* The source of Gladstone's Luck is once more seen to be the Sign of the Triple Distelfink, as in *The Sign of the Triple Distelfink* (1998).
* This story would gain a prequel of sorts in the form of *The Dark Cabaret* (2020); set in 1894, the prose story shows how Shax came to forget to file his taxes and how the *Ars Goetia Revised Edition* came to be.

## Behind the scenes

This story is one of a series of unofficial homages to the characters written and drawn by Sarah Jolley (author of the acclaimed comic *The Property of Hate*). It was released in 2017 for free on the Internet.

The story contains three minor nods at other fandoms to which Jolley belongs: the librarian has a Moomin plush on her desk in one panel, and Sonic Screwdrivers (from *Doctor Who*) and the Umbrastaff (from *The Adventure Zone*) are mentioned in Magica's spellbook as types of artifact comparable to Magic Wands, alongside regular Staves.
Amity-964

**Amity-964** is a Clockwork Cherub.

## Description

A Mark 10 member of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, Amity-964 is a member of the Scarlet Wings, the Cupids' top squadron of flying explorers. Amity appears greatly fond of tea, and was quoted as bemoaning how "inexcusably cold" it had gotten by the end of the long days of negotiations between the Cupids and the Mob of the Maroon Magpie in 1994.

## Behind the scenes

Amity-964 was introduced in the 2019 short story *Cupid Fact File No. 184 — The Mob of the Maroon Magpie*.
09/09/09

***09/09/09*** is a live-action webcast created by Nick Barbera. The first, self-confessedly amateurish episode of Season 1 of *The Haunted Mansion Show*, it stars the Ghost Host, it also features the Hatbox Ghost, Madame Leota and Edgar the Raven. Jack Skellington is mentioned.

## Plot

The Ghost Host hosts a short news update, first talking about the potential return of the Hatbox Ghost next Halloween (and being infuriated that, having been too busy helping Jack Skellington when it was planned out, *he* doesn't know for sure) before giving a breakdown of movie news both Disney and not and finally presenting a gallery of *Haunted Mansion* art submitted by mortal fans. Said art is not as impressive as he (or the fans) think it is.

## Behind the scenes

*09/09/09* was the first episode of Season 1 of *The Haunted Mansion Show*.
Alternate Life Machine

The Alternate Life Machine

The **Alternate Life Machine** was a dimensional travel device invented by Gyro Gearloose.

## Description

The bulky Alternate Life Machine was created in 2003 by Gyro Gearloose. It was powered by a set of exotic Time Particles that Gearloose had somehow “captured”. If pointed at an individual, the machine would open gateways to a randomized set of Parallel Universes where certain elements of that person's life had gone differently, leading to a vastly different present.

The travel seemed to only be a mental one, with the user ending up inside the body of their counterpart, complete with all the counterpart's muscle-memory. The A.L.M. came with a remote control, on which pressing a button allowed the dimension-hopper to return to their home world.

As the Time Particles were extremely volatile and wore out after a single use, the A.L.M. was only ever used once, in 2003, by Donald Duck (who travelled to Sir Donald's World and Soccer Donald's World, two parallel timelines where he was a rich nobleman and a star soccer-player, respectively). It is unknown if Gearloose later dismantled the now-useless machine, or if he kept it around in the hope to use it again if he stumbled upon some more Time Particles.

## Behind the scenes

The A.L.M. was only ever seen in the 2003 story *Donald Duck and the Alternate Lives*.
A Guy Who Likes Us!

***A Guy Who Likes Us!*** is an unofficial comic story by Carl Barks, featuring Scrooge McDuck, Donald Duck and Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck.

## Description

A joyful Donald Duck brings Scrooge (who's taking a money bath) a letter from a fan. Honored, Scrooge tells Donald to send the fan a complimentary picture of his Money Bin.

## Behind the scenes

One of the earliest unlicensed cartoons sent by Carl Barks to fans of his work, *A Guy Who Likes Us!* was printed in 1984 in Tome 3 of the original *Carl Barks Library*. It has been printed in its original English in many other foreign publications.
Allowance Day

Screenshot from the film.

***Allowance Day*** is a cartoon written by Alan Burnett, Ken Koonce, and David Weimers and directed by James T. Walker. It features Scrooge McDuck, Fenton Crackshell, his alias Gizmoduck, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, Launchpad McQuack and, in their debuts, General Chiquita, Walter Cronduck, and Mrs Quackenbush.

## Plot

Desperate to get their allowance a day early, Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck trick Uncle Scrooge into thinking that Friday is Saturday. But when Scrooge spreads this misconception to the whole world, not only does it cause mass confusion, but the dictator of the Banana Republic decides that the lease on Scrooge's Banana Bran Flakes factory has run out… as well as Scrooge's and Fenton's lives!

## Behind the Scenes

Released in September of 1989, *Allowance Day* is the seventy-seventh episode of *DuckTales*.
13 Blackcat Road

First page of the story.

***13 Blackcat Road*** is a comic story written by Vic Lockman and drawn by Tony Strobl. It features Donald Duck, Gladstone Gander, the Wicked Witch and Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck.

## Description

Grimhilde, the Wicked Witch, likes to scare people for fun. One day, she decides to try to scare the luckiest person in the world, Gladstone Gander, as a kind of challenge. And not just the normal way. She lures him in an old derelict house located on 13, Blackcat Road, hoping to scare him by using her powers to make it seem as though the house is haunted. Soon, Gladstone's luck manages to get him out of trouble by having the house's ownership pass to his cousin Donald Duck…

## Behind the scenes

This story was first published in September of 1968 in *Donald Duck* #121. It was only ever reprinted in *Donald Duck* #244.

The plot is slightly reminiscent of Lockman's earlier story *The Haunted House Caper*, where the Wicked Witch also used her powers to make a house appear haunted in order to scare Donald.
Animated Feline Scarecrow

Gyro Gearloose showing the A.F.S. to Donald's nephews.

The **Animated Feline Scarecrow** was an improved scarecrow setup constructed by Gyro Gearloose.

## Description

Defined as a “better-scarecrow invention”, this 1969 creation of Gyro Gearloose's was a cat-like scarecrow who could leap out from a trapdoor when Gyro pressed a button inserted into one of the poles holding up his clothes-line. To better rest out the A.F.S., Gyro invented the Homing-Hummer, a whistle inaudible to humans, but which irresistibly attracted all species of birds.

## Behind the scenes

The Animated Feline Scarecrow appears in the 1969 story *Bird-Bothered Hero*.
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Aletta

**Aletta** was a female falcon who now lives on as a spirit.

## Description

The beloved pet of Society of Explorers and Adventurers member Camellia Falco, Aletta could often be found perched upon Falco's shoulder. Aletta accompanied Falco on most, if not all, of her adventures, and was thus included in almost every portrait of Falco.

Aletta seems to have had an unusually long lifespan for a falcon; while most live only about 15 years, Aletta seems to have lived for at least 50 years, judging by the dates of portraits of Camellia in which Aletta is included. She had seemingly been with Camellia since the aviator was only a baby, and remained her constant companion for the rest of her life.

It is unknown precisely when Aletta died, but by 1901 she had become a spirit, residing within the Museum of Fantastic Flight alongside the spirit of Camellia Falco.

## Gallery

***Scrooge McDuck Wiki*** has a collection of images and media related to ***Aletta***.
## Behind the scenes

Aletta (or rather, her spirit) appears in the Tokyo DisneySea attraction *Soaring: Fantastic Flight*, which opened in July of 2019.
Alamo Rocket Works

**Alamo Rocket Works** are a rocket-building company.

## Description

In 1958, Alamo Rocket Works was commissioned by the “Cattle King” Longhorn Tallgrass to build him a fast rocket with which to reach and take possession of the Golden Moon. The result was befuddlingly fast, Texas-themed, and ran on “a mixture of alkali and cow hair“.

## Behind the scenes

Alamo Rocket Works are mentioned in the 1958 story *The Twenty-Four Carat Moon*.
Animatronic Gladstone Gander

You might be looking for another page with a similar name. If so, visit **Gladstone** or **Gander**

## Behind the Scenes

### Index

***Animatronic Gladstone Gander stories***

 **Animatronic Gladstone Gander** is a male animatronic and a replica of Gladstone Gander.

## Description

Along with a number of other similar animatronics, Animatronic Gladstone was created by the Mad Doctor in the early days of Wasteland at the request of Oswald Rabbit, as Oswald sought to have everything that Mickey Mouse had — down to his friends. Though he has no delusions of being the real Gladstone, Animatronic Gladstone is, like the Doctor's other creations, a very thorough copy of the real thing, sharing most of his core personality.

Animatronic Gladstone was dealt heavy damage during the Blot Wars, and ended up missing his lower jaw, though the speaker that actually produces his voice is still operational. In a dim reflection of the real Gladstone's luck, the static of said speaker increases when danger approaches, allowing Gladstone to know when to get out of the way. Though not what one would call a coward, Animatronic Gladstone makes it a point to not be too reckless when dealing with enemies, in an effort to avoid the fate suffered by his “cousin” Animatronic Donald at the hands of a horde of Blotlings.

## Behind the scenes

Animatronic Gladstone appeared in the unofficial illustration *Magicstone Animatronics*.
Acid

## Acids

**Acids**, in reality mere complex molecules, were once dreamed by Scrooge McDuck to be a microscopic sapient species in their own right.

## Description

In a dream Scrooge McDuck experienced in 1983, he and his nephews used a Shrinking Machine to explore the cells of an oak tree leaf — where they discovered a fully-fledged civilisation of sentient Chloroplasts. In that dream-world, he was introduced to the Acids as being among the also-sentient “building blocks of the cell”, who usually resided in lakes in “storage cells” alongside Sugars and Proteins so as to be available in a time of sunlight-starvation. Described as the chemical opposites of the cheerful Sugars, the Acids, as suggested by their names, were ‘acidic’ personalities, always grumpy and solitary.

## Behind the scenes

The Acids first appeared in the 1983 comic story *Plantastic Voyage*.
All Set for Success - Spellbound!

The story.

***All Set for Success - Spellbound!*** is a comic story by an unknown author and artist (who may be one and the same). It features Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Doc, Dopey, Bashful, Goofy, Horace Horsecollar, José Carioca, Gideon, Fifer Pig, Clarabelle Cow, Bongo, Pluto, and Morty and Ferdie Fieldmouse.

## Description

Putting on a show at the beach, the "Pierrot Pals" can't seem to keep the audience awake - until Donald goes on with his magic act, that is!

### References

* The "Pierrot Pals" are a group of performers made up of Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Doc, Dopey, Bashful, Goofy, José Carioca, Minnie Mouse, and Pluto.
* In 1949, the Pierrot Pals put on a show on the beach entitled "Merry Moments". Among the audience were Horace Horsecollar, Gideon, Fifer Pig, Clarabelle Cow, and Bongo

## Behind the scenes

*All Set for Success - Spellbound!*was first printed in 1949 in *Mickey Mouse Weekly* #498. To date, it has never been reprinted.

As in most issues of *Mickey Mouse Weekly* published at the time, the story doubles as the cover of the issue, with the main content of the story taking up the lower third of the cover and the story's splash panel taking up the remaining space.
Anatidian

O.K. Quack, a typical Anatidian.

**Anatidians** are a sapient species inhabiting the planet Anatidae.

## Description

Anatidians are the native inhabitants of the planet Anatidae in the Goosedown Galaxy, near the edge of the universe. They outwardly resemble Earthly Anthropomorphic Ducks, even in dress sense, but are set apart by their possession of psychic powers. Anatidian technology is much more advanced than Earth, to the point that most citizens become spacefaring tourists, using their Flywheels to see the sights of the cosmos.

## Behind the scenes

Anatidians were first seen in the 1981 story *The Tourist from the End of the Universe*.
A Whistle in the Dark

First page of the story.

***A Whistle in the Dark*** is a 1974 comic story featuring Mickey Mouse, Goofy, Pluto, Emil Eagle, Flossie, Melissie, and the Sheriff of Cackleburg.

## Plot

Mickey Mouse and Pluto are on their way to Cackleburg to pick up their friend, Goofy, who has been staying there to visit his cousin, Melissie. Almost immediately, they learn of a recent crime wave in the city as nearly all of the town's chickens, save Melissie's sick hen Flossie, have been stolen by Emil Eagle and two of his henchmen. After finding Emil's hideout, Mickey comes up with a plan to recover the chickens, a plan involving a certain whistle which only dogs can hear...

### References

* Cackleburg is, according to road signs, the "egg capital of the world" and is located in a rural, mountainous region.
* Prior to Emil Eagle's grand chicken theft, Cackleburg had not had a crime wave for 99 years, at least according to the Sheriff of Cackleburg.
* Goofy has a cousin named Melissie who lives in Cackleburg and owns several chickens including Flossie.

## Behind the Scenes

*A Whistle in the Dark* is a comic story and was originally published in August of 1974 in *Mickey Mouse* #150. Coincidentally, *Mickey Mouse* #150 also included *Goofy's Inheritance*, a story that, like *A Whistle in the Dark*, introduced a new relative of Goofy's, with *A Whistle in the Dark* having been the debut of Cousin Melissie and *Goofy's Inheritance* having been the debut of Uncle Goofus. The pencils and ink for *A Whistle in the Dark* was completed by Paul Murry.

## Notes and References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *A Whistle in the Dark* on INDUCKS
Amphora of Apollo

The Amphora and Staff combined in the hands of Eris

### Use

Combine with the Staff of Authority to allow a witch to drain the powers of other magic-users

### Owners

Dean Petunia (formerly)
Eris (briefly; stolen)
Magica De Spell (briefly; stolen)
Meredith Barksure (current)

## Behind the scenes

### In

*Hidden Potential*

The **Amphora of Apollo** was a magical artifact.

## Description

The Amphora of Apollo was a mythical artifact kept in the catacombs of the Aluminati Charm School in Salem. If combined with the Staff of Authority, it gave its wielder the ability to drain the powers of anyone in the School. In 2020, Eris attempted to use the Staff and Amphora for this purpose, but was stopped Magica De Spell, who was then forced to shatter the Amphora to restore Eris's victims to life.

## Behind the scenes

The Amphora of Apollo appeared in the 2020 story *Hidden Potential*.
Astro Pooch (story)

***Astro Pooch*** is a comic strip drawn by Floyd Gottfredson. It features the debuts of Astro Pooch and the Angry Cheese Alien.

## Plot

Astro Pooch flies to the Green Moon, hungry for cheese. He crashes on the planet and meets his future archfoe, the Angry Cheese Alien, who throws the cheese in his face when Astro's first words of greeting are to ask for the cheese.

## Behind the scenes

*Astro Pooch* was created in 1965 by Floyd Gottfredson to be a background comic seen in the 1968 live-action comedy, *Never a Dull Moment*.

Due to their sheer oddity, the comic and its characters have become a bit of a recurring joke among Disney comic enthusiasts, with joking plans of a *The Floyd Gottfredson Library of Walt Disney's Astro Pooch Adventures in Color Vol. 1* book discussed by Gemstone editor John Clark. *Astro Pooch* underwent a surge in popularity in 2018 when an absurdly lengthy, tangent-prone "review" of the strip was featured as *Duck Comics Revue*'s April Fools' prank, starting a trend of fan-made Astro Pooch Poems in various languages.
Animatronic Magica De Spell

**Animatronic Magica De Spell** is a female animatronic and a replica of Magica De Spell.

## Description

Along with a number of other similar animatronics, Animatronic Magica was created by the Mad Doctor in the early days of Wasteland at the request of Oswald Rabbit, as Oswald sought to have everything that Mickey Mouse had — down to his many friends and acquaintances. Though she has no delusions of being the real Magica, Animatronic Magica is, like the Doctor's other creations, a very thorough copy of the real thing, sharing most of her core personality. Animatronic Magica was designed with the ability to breathe fire (much like the Disneyland animatronic representing Maleficent's dragon form), but, much like the others of the Doctor's Animatronics, quickly became very run-down as a consequence of the Doctor's betraying Oswald. As a result, on top of a lot of her paint having peeled off to reveal the metal beneath, this fire-breathing ability is usually reduced to just smoke and some sparks.

## Behind the scenes

Animatronic Magica appeared in the unofficial illustration *Magicstone Animatronics*.
A Balanced DuckTales Breakfast

***A Balanced DuckTales Breakfast*** is a comic story by unknown creators. It features Huey, Dewey and Louie, Duckworth, Launchpad McQuack and Scrooge McDuck.

## Description

It's morning at McDuck Manor — and Launchpad McQuack, having been told about the necessity of "balanced breakfasts", takes things a little too literally.

## Behind the scenes

*A Balanced DuckTales Breakfast* was first printed on the side panels of Donald Duck Orange Juice in 1987 or thereabouts. There were several other such tie-in comics, many advertising various pieces of merchandise; they include *DuckTales Backpacks*, *DuckTales Watch* and *DuckTales Surfboard*.