Who is Carl Barks

Who Is This Duck Man?

Carl Barks (INDUCKS Creator Page)

Here you can find an exhaustive listing of Barks' Disney comics, published around the world!

Helnwein talks with Carl Barks

An interview with Barks from July 11th 1992.

The World's Largest Website on Carl Barks

Storyteller... Disney Artist... Duck Man.

Lambiek Comiclopedia Bio on Carl Barks

"Carl Barks is one of the world's most legendary comic artists. As the author of numerous classic 'Donald Duck' stories, and as the creator of Duckburg and its famous inhabitants, Barks is among the most important comics creators of the 20th Century. Beginning his career at Disney in the thirties, his talent was soon recognized by his employer and colleagues. In the following decades, he made solo comics, including the entire 'Uncle Scrooge' series at Dell Publishing."

A Guidebook to the Carl Barks Universe

Intended as a site from Barks fans for Barks fans compiled and maintained by Daniél van Eijmeren.

Goodbye Carl Barks

"When I was a child, I used to buy Disney comics at the local discount store. They were shrink-wrapped in packs of three, and I remember reading them with time better spent doing my math homework. I wish I'd kept more of them. Disney comic books have always been uneven, but the comics with Donald Duck were always better than the rest. Many of the stories seemed to prophecy the wildly successful Raiders of the Lost Ark movie series. Exotic lands with strange customs, clever riddles and puns, fortuitous coincidences—these were the elements that Barks' lovable characters played off in their many adventures. Unlike the Disney animated films, which became progressively more inane and insubstantial as the 60s progressed, Barks' comics remained examples of economical storytelling coupled with ingenious and original plot twists. Like countless other children worldwide, Carl Barks' Donald Duck comics were a happy childhood treat, even if I didn't know who Carl Barks was until much later. They are among the very few children's comics that I still enjoy as an adult."