Donald Duck & Co #17/1993
In "Kinobesøk," Skrue, Donald, and the boys embark on a wild journey to South Africa after reading in the paper that the famed mine owner Gulbrand Gråstein is the richest man in the world. With a mix of humor and heart, the trio sets out to uncover the truth—only for Skrue to surprisingly come out on top, not with gold, but with a tiny length of hyssing. Written by Carl Barks and Elisabeth Skaare, and illustrated by Barks himself, this 1993 Egmont classic captures the charm of the Duck universe with crisp art and a delightfully absurd quest. The cover by the Tello-Team adds a vibrant touch to this nostalgic NOK 13,50 comic.
In "For lite felles?", Dolly and an old school friend boast about their respective partners, sparking Dolly’s desire to steer Donald toward more intellectual pursuits than his usual fishing. With the help of Petter’s solar-powered time machine, she sets her sights on archaeology as the perfect upgrade—though whether Donald will embrace the dig or dive into something far more chaotic remains to be seen.
When Skrue reads in the paper that the legendary South African mining tycoon Gulbrand Gråstein is the richest man in the world, he's determined to prove otherwise—especially with Donald and the boys in tow. Their journey to South Africa leads to a showdown of wealth, wit, and unexpected tricks, all centered around a surprisingly simple measure of riches.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #7 (151) (1953), Donald Duck & Co #12/1961 (1961), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #2 (1988)
Reprinted in Donald Ducks Show #[Ferieshow 2004] (2004), Donald Duck & Co #44/2012 (2012), Donald spesial #[3/2019] (2019)
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