Donald Duck & Co #1/1991
In "På billigste måte," B-Gjengen pulls off a daring bank heist by exploiting the chaos of a fake earthquake—using the sound track from the movie Jordskjelv 7 to trigger an evacuation. Written by Harald Dyrkorn and illustrated by Xavi, with inks by Xavi, the story unfolds with clever mischief and a touch of cinematic flair. The cover by Daniel Branca captures the gang’s chaotic energy, all in a 1991 Norwegian release priced at 11,20 NOK.
In "Tømmervase," the annual timber rafting season is in full swing, but a massive log jam threatens to halt the flow. Super-Langbein steps in to clear the obstruction, though not all the logs make it downriver—some end up stranded on land.
In "Jordskjelv," B-Gjengen’s movie-night plan takes a wild turn when they hijack Andeby Bank’s soundtrack—playing the roar of a fictional earthquake movie—only to find their heist undone by real seismologists who aren’t fooled by the ruse.
In "Skrue tar prisen!", Skrue sets his sights on winning the prestigious Gullanden film award, journeying to Pelargonia to make a movie that proves the legendary hoggtannet kjempebeltedyr still roams in perfect health. With ambition as his camera lens and a wild idea as his script, he’s determined to capture the truth—no matter how far-fetched it might seem.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #4 (1990)
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co De glade 80-årene #[4] (2000), Donald Ducks Show #[108] (2002), Donald Ducks Show #[109] (2002)
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