Battista (Disney character)

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Battista (Quackmore, Albert, or Baptist in English[1]) is a comic-book character from Walt Disney Productions. He is Scrooge McDuck's butler in Italian Disney comics.

According to the I.N.D.U.C.K.S.[2], he first appeared in a 1967 story written by Rodolfo Cimino and illustrated by Massimo De Vita.

The character has only made a handful of appearances in American comic books[3].

In the DuckTales series, Duckworth the Butler is Scrooge's butler.

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