1,100 cubic inches (18 litres) smaller than Scrooge's. They also say it's almost exactly five gallons. Despite this, Flintheart gains a moral victory: because Scrooge's hat was hit by the potion, it is small enough to be eaten in one bite. Reception Thad Komorowski notes that while Barks rarely made direct reference to previous stories, he specifically set up this story as a rematch following the events "The Second-Richest Duck". He writes, "While the original challenge in "Second-Richest Duck" was less about skullduggery and more about two old coots facing the elements, Glomgold has now developed a truly vindictive streak. He hates Scrooge and wants to see him defeated, suffering, humiliated, and outclassed. Even if Scrooge refused to participate in this ruse, Glomgold still has the satisfaction of scamming Scrooge out of a couple of fortunes by posing as three different aliases weeks prior to this money champ challenge." See also List of Disney comics by Carl Barks References External links The Money Champ in Carl Barks guidebook Disney comics stories Money Champ, The 1958 in comics