Pockets in Scrooge's Coat

[Klartekst]

>On several occasions, I'm sure. Out of memory, you can see him searching 
>his pockets at the end of 'The Seven Cities Of Cibola' and emptying them 
>somewhere at the beginning of 'The City Of Golden Roofs'. As for their 
>contents, money and perhaps his old heirloom watch, I guess. Ah yes, and 
>in 'The Second Richest Duck' he has tied his first dime to one of his 
>pockets. Hope it helps.

>I remember at least once instance. It's a Barks gag in which Scrooge 
>is feeding a horse (US 23-06). One of his pockets is clearly shown. 

Thank you! Apparently it is well documented that he has pockets.  
This fact is important to my story.

About the 1-page gag in US23: I love these 1-pagers. Since most of them 
deal with Scrooge's daily life and not his high adventures, they provide 
fascinating glimpses into the psychology of our favorite old miser. 
There is, for example, a mini-series of four gags about how he tries to 
get a free cup of coffee in a diner.

Gladstone collected all these 1-pagers in two wonderful albums as part 
of the CB Library in Color. If they are still available, I recommend 
them to all Scrooge fans. The print and color quality is, of course, 
excellent.

Nils from Norway
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