Carl Barks...
Born in 1901 in Merrill, Oregon, Carl Barks spent most of his life drawing, illustrating, painting, and telling stories about ducks. Disney Ducks have always been the favorites. In 1935, Caril joined Walt Disney Productions as a story board artist, gag man, and writer. He worked on more than 30 Donald Duck shorts, as well as Fantasia and Bambi before ultimately dedicating himself in 1942 to the art form which has made him famous: comic book stories and illustration.
For many years, Carl was the pre-eminent Disney comic book artist. His numbers had great popularity, and his contributions to the Duck family are notable. He is considered the father of miserly Uncle Scrooge and is generally credited with giving Huey, Dewey and Louie their distinctive personalities. Duckberg and many of the Duck clan owe their existence to his pen and paintbrush.