Donald Duck & Co #37/1999
In "Sausekongen," Skrue buys Villnisskogen from Andeby Municipality to build new rental homes, unaware that beneath the trees, a hidden underground city and its tiny, resourceful dwarfs are fighting to survive. Written by Jan Kruse and Nina Svendsrud, with art by Bas Heymans, this 1999 issue from Hjemmet / Egmont features a whimsical yet urgent tale of preservation and hidden worlds, all captured in a cover by Daniel Branca.
In "Sausekongen," Donald Duck whips up a legendary sauce and enters Andebys annual grill competition, where his secret recipe becomes the ultimate prize—and a target for a cunning professional actor with a taste for trouble.
Jo and Minni get a surprise vacation at an exclusive seaside hotel—only to find it’s haunted by a flock of mischievous spirits. With no escape in sight, the duo must navigate the spooky surprises of their stay, one eerie night at a time.
In "Værprofeten," Gyro builds a high-tech weather-vane for Grandma's farm, but when her goat gets curious, the device starts spouting dramatic and increasingly wild forecasts—leaving everyone scrambling to figure out what’s really going on.
In "Mysteriet i Villnisskogen," when the greedy Skrue buys Villnisskogen to build rental homes, a hidden community of tiny dwarves scrambles to protect their underground city beneath the trees—before it's lost forever.
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↩ Reprints Skippern #47/1954 (1954), Four Color #1010 (1959), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #13 (1996), Donald Duck #31/1996 (1996)
Reprinted in Donald Duck God gammel årgang #2001 (2001), Donald Duck & Co Sætre spesialutgave #6 (2004), Donald Duck & Co #47/2007 (2007), Carl Barks samlede verk #19 (2008), Donald Duck & Co #44/2016 (2016)
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