Question: When is miserly Uncle Scrooge not a miser?

Answer #1: When his meddling nephew uses a hypno-ray to jolt McDuck's "generosity gene," turning the old fellow into "The Thrifty Spendthrift" (from Uncle Scrooge #47, February 1964). This is probably Barks' second most bizarre tale.

Answer #2: When a slinky sorceress unleashes a hex to scramble Scrooge's physiognomy, forcing him to assume "The Many Faces of Magic de Spell" (from US #48, March '64). This is probably Barks' most bizarre tale.
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