Nobody's Business

For the Slade album Nobody's Business, see Nobody's Fools (album).
"Nobody's Business"

First page from the publication of Nobody's Business in the United States
Story code AR 103
Story Don Rosa
Ink Don Rosa
Hero Donald Duck
Pages 10
Layout 4 rows per page
Appearances Donald Duck
Gladstone Gander
Scrooge McDuck
Huey, Dewey and Louie
Gyro Gearloose
Little Helper (cameo)
Azure Blue (cameo)
Shawyer Sharky (cameo)
First publication Uncle Scrooge #220,
May 1987

Nobody's Business is a 1987 ten pages long Disney comic written and drawn by Don Rosa, whose main characters are Donald Duck and Gladstone Gander. Nobody's Business was the second comic after Son of the Sun by Don Rosa.

Plot

Uncle Scrooge catches sight of his two loafer nephews, Donald Duck and Gladstone Gander, from his Money Bin. Although he feels his fortune is secure in the hands of his chosen heirs, Huey, Dewey, and Louie, he feels he should do something for his other nephews, and decides to put them through a test to see what kind of business they would be good at. He calls Donald and Gladstone to his room, passes five thousand dollars to both, and tells them to return in twenty-four hours to report how they've invested it.

Donald tries his wings in the restaurant and industry businesses and with inventions, but his enthusiasm exceeds his common sense, and he quickly squanders his money in failed enterprises. At the same time, Gladstone lies around in a hammock reading comic books while amazing opportunities get dropped into his lap.

The next day, Scrooge is initially pleased at how well Gladstone has done (to Donald's chagrin), but then a clerk pulls Scrooge aside and tells him that all of Gladstone's opportunities have resulted in losses to McDuck Enterprises. Scrooge is chilled, thinking that Gladstone's legendary luck is the one thing that could ruin him forever.

Both nephews receive their own company, though Scrooge has little hope for their success: Donald gets a soda stand, and Gladstone is owner of a comic book publisher.

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