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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Lost in the Andes illustrates the huge landscape
which habits the Carl Barks' stories; there is a certain feeling of vertigo in
this adventure in the high mountains, and nature is imposing (the same could be
said about other Barks' stories, amongst them: Land beneath the ground (1956),
The Hall Mermaid Queen (1967), A Christmas for shacktown (1951) and so
forth...in some situations nature in its huge side is symbolized by abysses
which are opened suddenly under the ground, in some other scenes Donald
knows the thrills to walk on the high mountains and some fragile bridges
made of wood for crossing the summits; Lost in the Andes is full of these
feelings and situations and certainly the story reveals an imposing
world.</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>