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| date           = First: 1992–1994 (Egmont) - First US: 1994–1996 (Gladstone Publishing)
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'''''The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck''''' ('''''Lo{{not a typo|$}}''''')<ref name="STP">{{Cite web|url=https://nafsk.se/dcml/creators/rosa-on-himself.html|title=Don Rosa on himself|website=nafsk.se}}</ref> 12-part [[comic book]] storyline written and drawn by [[Don Rosa]], lettered by [[Todd Klein]] (American editions),<ref> [https://www.kleinletters.com/Rosa1.html Todd Klein 'Don Rosa and Uncle Scrooge'], Retrieved 2019-06-04.</ref> first published by the Danish publisher [[Egmont Group|Egmont]] in the magazine ''[[Anders And]] & Co.'' from 1992–94 and later in English in ''[[Uncle Scrooge]]'' #285 through #296 (1994–96). It follows the life of [[Scrooge McDuck]] from 1877 to 1947, the year of his real-life debut, working in almost every event about his past referenced in stories by [[Carl Barks]].

Rosa earned the [[Eisner Award|Will Eisner Award]] for Best Serialized Story in 1995 for this story.<ref>{{cite web | url = https://www.comic-con.org/awards/1990s-recipients | title = Eisner Awards: Past Recipients: 1990s | date = 2 December 2012 | publisher = Comic-Con | access-date = 2020-08-10 }}</ref> The trade paperback collection was also a top vote-getter for the [[Comics Buyer's Guide Fan Award]] for Favorite Reprint Graphic Novel/Album for 1997.
After being out of print for several years with high demand, the book was reprinted under the [[BOOM! Studios]] label in two deluxe hardcover volumes, and again under [[Fantagraphics|Fantagraphics Books]].

The [[Finland|Finnish]] composer [[Tuomas Holopainen]] released a concept album based on the book, titled ''[[Music Inspired by the Life and Times of Scrooge]]''. Don Rosa illustrated the cover artwork for the album.<ref>{{cite web|title=Lords of Metal interview with Tuomas Holopainen|url=http://www.lordsofmetal.nl/en/interviews/view/id/4909|work=lordsofmetal.nl|access-date=5 November 2013}}</ref>

==Chapter list==
===Original Storyline===

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! Part #
! Chapter Title
! Pages
! Story code
! First publication in United States
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|1 || '''[[The Last of the Clan McDuck]]''' || 15 || {{Inducks comic|D+91308|D 91308}} || ''Uncle Scrooge #285''
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|[[1877]]-[[1880]]
|colspan=4|As a child, Scrooge comes in conflict with the Whiskervilles, earns his [[Number One Dime]] and heads for the United States on a cattle boat.
|-
|2 || '''[[The Master of the Mississippi]]''' || 28 || {{Inducks comic|D+91411|D 91411}} || ''Uncle Scrooge #286''
|-
|[[1880]]-[[1882]]
|colspan=4|The story takes place between 1880 and 1882. Scrooge works for his Uncle [[Angus McDuck|Angus "Pothole" McDuck]] and has his first encounter with Blackheart Beagle and his sons, the [[Beagle Boys]].
|-
|3 || '''[[The Buckaroo of the Badlands]]''' ||15  || {{Inducks comic|D+92008|D 92008}} || ''Uncle Scrooge #287''
|-
|1882-[[1883]]
|colspan=4|Scrooge becomes a cowboy and winds up having to recover a prize bull for his boss [[Murdo MacKenzie]], then meeting future President [[Theodore Roosevelt]] while doing so.
|-
|4 || '''[[The Raider of the Copper Hill]]''' || 15 || {{Inducks comic|D+92083|D 92083}} || ''Uncle Scrooge #288''
|-
|1883-[[1885]]
|colspan=4|Scrooge takes some prospecting lessons from [[Howard Rockerduck]] and almost takes over the [[Anaconda Copper Mine (Montana)|Anaconda Copper Mine]] of [[Butte, Montana]] from [[Marcus Daly]].
|-
|5 || '''[[The New Laird of Castle McDuck]]''' || 15 || {{Inducks comic|D+92191|D 92191}} || ''Uncle Scrooge #289''
|-
|[[1885]]
|colspan=4|The story takes place in 1885. Scrooge returns to Scotland to save Castle McDuck from being bought by the Whiskervilles.
|-
|6 || '''[[The Terror of the Transvaal]]''' || 12 || {{Inducks comic|D+92273|D 92273}} || ''Uncle Scrooge #290''
|-
|[[1886]]-[[1889]]
|colspan=4|Scrooge goes to the [[South African Republic]], where he first encounters [[Flintheart Glomgold]].
|-
|7 || '''[[The Dreamtime Duck of the Never-Never]]''' || 15 || {{Inducks comic|D+92314|D 92314}} || ''Uncle Scrooge #291''
|-
|[[1893]]-[[1896]]
|colspan=4|Scrooge goes to Australia and learns about the [[Dreamtime]].
|-
|8 || '''[[The King of the Klondike]]''' || 24 || {{Inducks comic|D+92514|D 92514}} || ''Uncle Scrooge #292''
|-
|1896-[[1897]]
|colspan=4|Scrooge finally goes to The [[Yukon]], participating in the [[Klondike Gold Rush]], and strikes some [[gold]], but not before being kidnapped by crooked gambler [[Soapy Slick]].
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|9 || '''[[The Billionaire of Dismal Downs]]''' || 15 || {{Inducks comic|D+93121|D 93121}} || ''Uncle Scrooge #293''
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|[[1898]]-[[1902]]
|colspan=4|After becoming a billionaire, Scrooge goes back to Scotland only to realize that he doesn't really belong there anymore, and so returns to the United States, accompanied by his sisters [[Matilda McDuck|Matilda]] and [[Hortense McDuck|Hortense]].
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|10 || '''[[The Invader of Fort Duckburg]]''' || 15 || {{Inducks comic|D+93227|D 93227}} || ''Uncle Scrooge #294''
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|[[1902]]
|colspan=4|Scrooge and his sisters move to [[Duckburg]], [[Calisota]], United States and meet the [[Duck family (Disney)|Duck family]] and the founding three members of [[The Junior Woodchucks]]. Scrooge has his first run in with the Beagle Boys since his riverboat days and is reacquainted with President Theodore Roosevelt.
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|11 || '''[[The Empire-Builder from Calisota]]''' || 24 || {{Inducks comic|D+93288|D 93288}} || ''Uncle Scrooge #295''
|-
|[[1909]]-[[1930]]
|colspan=5|Scrooge goes around the world building his financial empire, notably including forcing the Voodoo tribe of sorcerer Foola Zoola off their land. In revenge, the sorcerer curses him to be constantly haunted by [[Bombie the Zombie]]. He returns to Duckburg and first meets his ten-year-old nephew and niece, twins [[Donald Duck|Donald]] and [[Della Duck]]. On the same day, he loses contact with his family and becomes the richest duck in the world.
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|12 || '''[[The Richest Duck in the World]]''' || 16 || {{Inducks comic|D+93488|D 93488}} || ''Uncle Scrooge #296''
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|[[1947]]
|colspan=4|The story takes place in 1947 on Christmas Day. After 17 years of having lost contact with his family, Scrooge invites Donald and [[Huey, Dewey, and Louie|his grandnephews]] to Christmas dinner. He introduces them to his old Money Bin, and the new generation of Beagle Boys also introduce themselves.
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===Companion stories===

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! Pages
! Story code
! First publication in United States
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|0 || '''Of Ducks, Dimes and Destinies''' || 15 || {{Inducks comic|D+91249|D 91249}} || ''Uncle Scrooge #297''
|-
|[[1877]]
|colspan=4|[[Magica De Spell]] travels back in time to steal Scrooge's [[Number One Dime]] before he earns it.
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|3B || '''[[The Cowboy Captain of the Cutty Sark]]''' || 24 || {{Inducks comic|D+98045|D 98045}} || ''Uncle Scrooge #318''
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|[[1883]]
|colspan=4|Scrooge imports cattle to the [[Dutch East Indies]] (present [[Indonesia]]) aboard the [[Cutty Sark]] but encounters a thief and meets his old friend [[Ratchet Gearloose]] from his [[Riverboat]] days, who helps the Cutty Sark survive the eruption of [[Krakatoa]].
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|6B || '''The Vigilante of Pizen Bluff''' || 24 || {{Inducks comic|D+96089|D 96089}} || ''Uncle Scrooge #306''
|-
|[[1890]]
|colspan=4|Scrooge returns to the United States and joins with [[P. T. Barnum|Phineas Taylor Barnum]], his [[Angus McDuck|Uncle Pothole]], [[Geronimo]], [[Buffalo Bill]], and [[Annie Oakley]] on a mission to recover stolen money from the [[Dalton Gang]].
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|8B || '''[[The Prisoner of White Agony Creek]]''' || 33 || {{Inducks comic|D+2005-061|D 2005-061}} || ''The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck Companion''
|-
|[[1897]]
|colspan=5|Scrooge takes [[Goldie O'Gilt]] to his property and makes her dig for gold. This was shown in the uncensored Barks-classic "[[Back to the Klondike]]".
|-
|8C || '''Hearts of the Yukon''' || 24 || {{Inducks comic|D+95044|D 95044}} || ''Walt Disney Giant #1''
|-
|[[1898]]
|colspan=5|Scrooge is falsely accused to the [[Royal Canadian Mounted Police|Mounties]] of tracking mud in [[Dawson City, Yukon|Dawson]]. He plans to clear his name by any means and thinks that Glittering [[Goldie O'Gilt]] is the one that framed him.
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|10B || '''[[The Sharpie of the Culebra Cut]]''' || 26 || {{Inducks comic|F+PM+01201|F PM 01201}} || ''Uncle Scrooge #332''
|-
|[[1906]]
|colspan=4|Scrooge and his sisters, [[Matilda McDuck|Matilda]] and [[Hortense McDuck]], are prospecting for gold in [[Panama]]. Their search inadvertently interferes with the construction of the [[Panama Canal]], at the same time [[Theodore Roosevelt|President Roosevelt]] is visiting the country to oversee the project.
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|}

=== Censorship===

In February 2023, [[The Walt Disney Company]] Instated a worldwide ban from reprinting two of Don Rosa's duck stories; "[[The Empire-Builder from Calisota]]" (chapter 11 of the arc) and "[[The Dream of a Lifetime]]" (a story related to the same arc but not a part of it).<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.cbr.com/disney-bans-don-rosa-uncle-scrooge-mcduck-stories/|title=Disney Reportedly Permanently Bans Two Don Rosa Uncle Scrooge Stories|first=Brandon|last=Schreur|date=February 14, 2023|website=CBR}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.cbr.com/don-rosa-banned-uncle-scrooge-comics-price-spike/|title=Don Rosa's Banned Uncle Scrooge Comics Prices Spike in Price|first=Brandon|last=Schreur|date=February 28, 2023|website=CBR}}</ref>

==Scrooge McDuck timeline according to Rosa==<!-- This section is linked from [[Scrooge McDuck]] -->
*1867: Scrooge was born in [[Glasgow]], Scotland to [[Fergus McDuck]] and [[Downy ODrake|Downy O'Drake]]. He would have two younger sisters, namely [[Matilda McDuck]] (born in 1871) and [[Hortense McDuck]] (born in 1876).
*1877: Scrooge, age 10, goes into business with a [[shoeshiner|shoeshine kit]] that Fergus built for him, but his first customer fools him and pays him with an American [[Dime (United States coin)|dime]] (which was actually a plan of his father's). He keeps the [[Number One Dime|dime]] he cannot spend as his symbol of success.
*1880: Scrooge, age 13, emigrates to the United States. He first meets his uncle, [[Mississippi]] riverboater [[Angus McDuck|Angus "Pothole" McDuck]], and the [[Beagle Boys]], a family of outlaws that remain his enemies for the rest of his life.
*1882: His uncle retires and leaves his riverboat, named ''Dilly Dollar'', to Scrooge, now 15 years old. The Beagle Boys destroy the [[riverboat]] in an act of revenge. Scrooge decides to try his luck in the American West and later in the year gets hired as a cowboy by cattle baron [[Murdo MacKenzie]] (an actual historical figure, one of the many that Scrooge met).
*1883: Scrooge, age 16, becomes a miner searching for silver and copper.
*1885: Scrooge's father calls his son back to Scotland on an important family matter. Just a week before he leaves he meets and befriends the millionaire [[Howard Rockerduck]], who had become rich in the [[California gold rush]] of 1849. He also meets Howard's seven-year-old spoiled son [[John D. Rockerduck]], who will grow up to become one of Scrooge's main rivals.
*1886–1889: Scrooge, age 19–22, searches for gold in [[South Africa]] (during the [[Witwatersrand Gold Rush]]). During his first year there he saves the life of a duck about his age named [[Flintheart Glomgold]], though Scrooge learns his name more than half a century later. A little later they become bitter enemies, and remain as such for the rest of their lives. Glomgold later became the second richest duck in the world.
*1889–1893: Scrooge, age 22–26, returns to the United States to search for gold, most notably near Pizen Bluff, [[Arizona]]. He meets many famous historical figures but his search fails.
*1893–1896: Scrooge, age 26–29, goes to [[Coolgardie, Western Australia]] to search for gold but his search again fails.
*1896–1899: Scrooge, age 29–32, searches for gold in the [[Klondike, Yukon|Klondike]]. During his years there he meets the saloon owner, singer and occasional thief [[Goldie O'Gilt|"Glittering" Goldie O'Gilt]]. He carries a love/hate relationship with her for the rest of his life. His search for gold succeeds.
*1897: Scrooge's mother [[Downy O'Drake]] dies, aged 57, in Dismal Downs. Scrooge is now 30.
*1899–1902: Scrooge, at 32, becomes a millionaire and buys a bank in [[Whitehorse, Yukon]]. He starts building a small financial empire; by 1902, at 35, he has become a billionaire.
*1902: Scrooge, age 35, returns to Scotland intending to make Castle McDuck at Dismal Downs the heart of his empire, but he soon finds local culture too stagnant and decides to return to America. His sisters Matilda McDuck and Hortense McDuck go to America with him. Also in 1902, Scrooge's father [[Fergus McDuck]] dies, aged 67, in Dismal Downs. Scrooge, Matilda and Hortense are the last of the [[Clan McDuck|McDuck clan]]. Scrooge settles in the small village of [[Duckburg]], [[Calisota]], United States, which he chose as his home base.
*1909–1930: While his sisters remain in Duckburg and run his empire, Scrooge, age 42–63, travels the world expanding his empire in every continent.
*1930: Scrooge, at 63, becomes the richest duck in the world, but a fight with his family leaves him with no contact with them for the next seventeen years. Note that during this year he met his ten-year-old nephew Donald Duck and his nephew's twin sister [[Della Duck]] for the first time. (It was possibly the ''only'' time Scrooge met his niece Della, ignoring the girl completely.)
*1942: Scrooge, age 75, feels depressed and tired and decides to retire.
*1947: Scrooge, age 80, meets his nephew Donald Duck, now age 27, as well as his grandnephews, Della's children, [[Huey, Dewey, and Louie]] Duck, who are under Donald's care. He decides to become active again and soon a circle of activities whirl around him as he attracts the attention of relatives, old and new enemies and friends.
*1955: Scrooge, age 88, is reunited and reconciled with his sister Matilda, thanks to Donald (in the story "[[The Old Castle's Other Secret or A Letter from Home|A Letter from Home]]").
*1967: According to Don Rosa's unofficial timeline, Scrooge McDuck died at the age of 100 years after a life of adventure.<ref>[http://coa.inducks.org/s.php?c=GC+HD++77B Don Rosa's drawing of Scrooge's grave] at the [[INDUCKS]]</ref><ref name="STP"/>

==Historical figures appearing in the work==

Several notable historical figures appear in the series:
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*[[John Jacob Astor IV]]
*[[P. T. Barnum]]
*[[Roy Bean]]
*[[Buffalo Bill]]
*[[Butch Cassidy]] and the [[Sundance Kid]]
*The [[Dalton Gang]]
*[[Marcus Daly]]
*[[Wyatt Earp]]
*[[Geronimo]]
*[[Hamengkubuwono VII]] of Yogyakarta and [[Pakubuwono IX]] of Surakarta<ref name="Never Was - Cutty Sark">{{cite web | url = https://neverwasmag.com/2020/12/the-times-of-scrooge-mcduck-the-cowboy-captain-of-the-cutty-sark/ | title = The Times of Scrooge McDuck: The Cowboy Captain of the Cutty Sark | date = 13 December 2020 | work = Never Was Magazine | access-date = 2022-05-19 }}</ref>
*[[Esteban Huertas]]
*[[Frank James|Frank]] and [[Jesse James]]
*[[Jack London]]
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*[[Macbeth, King of Scotland]]
*[[Murdo MacKenzie]]<ref name="Never Was - Cutty Sark"/>
*[[Bat Masterson]]
*[[William Henry Moody]]
*[[Nicholas II of Russia]]
*[[Annie Oakley]]
*[[Robert Peary]]
*[[Edith Roosevelt]]
*[[Theodore Roosevelt]]
*Captain George R. Shanton, [[Canal Zone Police]]
*[[John Frank Stevens]]
*[[Royal Canadian Mounted Police]] Colonel [[Sam Steele]]
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Other notable historical figures mentioned include:
*[[Manuel Amador Guerrero]]
*[[Philippe Bunau-Varilla]]
*[[James J. Corbett|"Gentleman Jim" Corbett]]
*[[Sitting Bull]]
*[[John Philip Sousa]]

==Collected editions==

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! style="background-color:#D0E4FE" data-sort-type-"number" | Publication date
! style="background-color:#D0E4FE" | Title
! style="background-color:#D0E4FE" | Publisher
! style="background-color:#D0E4FE" | Format
! style="background-color:#D0E4FE" | Number of volumes
! style="background-color:#D0E4FE" | Included content
! style="background-color:#D0E4FE" | Reproduction
! style="background-color:#D0E4FE" | ISBN
! style="background-color:#D0E4FE" | INDUCKS link
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|1996||''The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck''||[[Gladstone Publishing]]||Deluxe hardcover album<br><br>8.75 × 11.25 inches<br>223 × 286 mm||1||Chapter 1 - 12||Color|| ||[https://inducks.org/issue.php?c=us%2FLTSM++1#b]
|-
|July 2005 - September 2006||''The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck''<ref>[http://classic.tcj.com/review/the-life-and-times-of-scrooge-mcduck-by-don-rosa/ The Comics Journal review: The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck], Retrieved 2019-07-09.</ref><ref>[https://www.totalgeeklive.com/2017/08/11/chapman-reviews-life-times-scrooge-mcduck/ Chapman reviews The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck] Retrieved 2019-06-03</ref>||[[Gemstone Publishing]]||Softcover<br><br>6.5 × 10.1 inches<br>165 × 257 mm||2||Vol .1 - Chapter 1 - 12<br>Vol. 2 - Companion chapters||Color||Vol. 1 {{ISBNT|0-911903-96-8}}<br>Vol. 2 {{ISBNT|1-888472-40-5}}||[https://inducks.org/issue.php?c=us%2FLTSMG+1 Vol. 1]<br>[https://inducks.org/issue.php?c=us%2FLTSMG+2 Vol. 2]
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|March 2010 - December 2010||''The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck''<ref>[https://www.cbr.com/life-and-times-of-scrooge-mcduck-companion/ CBR Comic Book Previews - The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck Companion], Retrieved 2019-06-03.</ref><ref>[https://www.publishersweekly.com/978-1-60886-538-3 Publishers Weekly, fiction book Review: The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck, Vol. 1], Retrieved 2019-06-03.</ref>||[[BOOM! Studios]]||Hardcover<br><br>7 × 10.5 inches<br>178 × 267 mm||3||Vol. 1 - Chapter 1 - 6<br>Vol. 2 - Chapter 7 - 12<br>Vol. 3 - Companion chapters||Color||Vol. 1 {{ISBNT|978-1-60886-538-3}}<br>Vol. 2 {{ISBNT|978-1-60886-542-0}}<br>Vol. 3 {{ISBNT|978-1-60886-653-3}}||[https://inducks.org/issue.php?c=us%2FLTSMB+1 Vol. 1]<br>[https://inducks.org/issue.php?c=us%2FLTSMB+2 Vol. 2]<br>[https://inducks.org/issue.php?c=us%2FLTSMB+3 Vol. 3]
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|June 24, 2015<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://aeindex.org/reviews/don-rosas-the-life-and-times-of-scrooge-mcduck-artists-edition-vol-1/|title = Don Rosa's the Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck Artist's Edition, Volume One &#124; Artist's Edition Index| date=30 May 2016 }}</ref>||''The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck [[Artist's Edition]]''<ref>[https://aeindex.org/reviews/don-rosas-the-life-and-times-of-scrooge-mcduck-artists-edition-vol-1/ Artist’s Edition Index review: Don Rosa’s The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck Artist’s Edition, Volume One], Retrieved 2019-06-03.</ref>||[[IDW Publishing]]||Hardcover<br><br>14 × 22 inches<br>356 × 559 mm||1||Vol. 1 - Chapter 1 - 6||Full color scans of original [[Black-and-white]] artwork||Vol. 1 {{ISBNT|978-1-63140-301-9}}||[https://inducks.org/issue.php?c=us%2FLTSMA+1A Vol. 1]
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|April 9, 2019 - October 29, 2019||''The Complete Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck''<ref>[https://www.youdontreadcomics.com/comics/2019/5/9/the-life-and-times-of-scrooge-mcduck-volume-1-review You Don't Read Comics review The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck Volume 1], Retrieved 2019-06-03.</ref><ref>[http://www.tcj.com/reviews/the-complete-life-and-times-of-crooge-mcduck/ The Comics Journal review: The Complete Life and Times of $crooge McDuck], Retrieved 2019-07-09.</ref>||[[Fantagraphics Books]]||Hardcover<br><br>8.5 × 11 inches<br> 216 × 279 mm||2||Vol. 1 - Chapter 1 - 12<br><br>Vol. 2 - Companion chapters<br>+ ''[[Last Sled to Dawson]]'',<br>''[[The Dream of a Lifetime]]'',<br>''[[Of Ducks and Dimes and Destinies]]'',<br>''[[The Old Castle's Other Secret or A Letter from Home|A Letter from Home]]''||Color||Vol. 1 {{ISBNT|978-1-68396-174-1}}<br>Vol. 2 {{ISBNT|978-1-68396-253-3}}<br>Set (Vol. 1+2) {{ISBNT|978-1-68396-254-0}}||[https://inducks.org/issue.php?c=us%2FCLTS+++1 Vol. 1]<br>[https://inducks.org/issue.php?c=us%2FCLTS+++2 Vol. 2]
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|November 16, 2021||''The Complete Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck Deluxe Edition''||[[Fantagraphics]]||Hardcover<br>(with slipcase)<br><br>10.75 x 14.5 inches<br>273 × 368 mm||1||Chapter 1 - 12<br>+<br>Companion chapters+ ''[[Last Sled to Dawson]]'',<br>''[[The Dream of a Lifetime]]'',<br>''[[Of Ducks and Dimes and Destinies]]'',<br>''[[The Old Castle's Other Secret or A Letter from Home|A Letter from Home]]''||Color||{{ISBNT|978-1-68396-465-0}}||[https://inducks.org/issue.php?c=us%2FCLTSD+1]
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==References==
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==External links==
*[https://inducks.org/subseries.php?c=Life+of+US ''The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck''] at the [[INDUCKS]]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20061013103925/http://personal.sdf.bellsouth.net/d/a/danshane/scroopage/scroohome.htm The Making of ''The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck'']

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