A gray cover with a spot of red can be very effective. The cover to US #273 (layout by Bob Foster, pencils by Bill White, inks by Larry Mayer) is effective: the gray of Scrooge’s empty money bin and the red McDuck coat (but why is the old duck relaxed and smiling?). The cover illustrates Carl Barks’ “House of Haunts” (24 pages from US #63, May 1966), one of his better late adventures (Susan Daigle-Leach’s colors add, of course). sold out
A gray cover with a spot of red can be very effective. The cover to US #273 (layout by Bob Foster, pencils by Bill White, inks by Larry Mayer) is effective: the gray of Scrooge’s empty money bin and the red McDuck coat (but why is the old duck relaxed and smiling?). The cover illustrates Carl Barks’ “House of Haunts” (24 pages from US #63, May 1966), one of his better late adventures (Susan Daigle-Leach’s colors add, of course). sold out