Donald Duck & Co #38/2013
In "Mego meg her og der," Donald Duck finds himself unexpectedly inspired by springtime, channeling his inner poet when he learns that Rumpetrolldammen—the last green haven in a sea of asphalt and concrete—is set to be sold. With heart and humor, he launches a campaign to save the dam, proving that even the most unlikely hero can make a splash. Written by Paul Halas, Kym Hempson-Simpson, and Harald Dyrkorn, with art by Daniel Branca, and featuring a cover by Michel Nadorp, this 2013 Egmont release captures a quiet moment of whimsy and environmental spirit in the Donald Duck universe.
When Donald discovers that Rumpetrolldammen—the last small oasis in a desert of asphalt and concrete—is set to be sold, his usual grumpiness gives way to a surprisingly heartfelt campaign to save it. With poetic flair and stubborn determination, he rallies the community to protect the dam, turning a quiet patch of land into a symbol of something worth fighting for.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck #52/1991 (1991), Donald Duck & Co #17/1996 (1996), Donald Duck & Co #33/2003 (2003), Donald Duck & Co #32/2005 (2005), Donald Duck #43/2010 (2010), Donald Duck #15/2011 (2011)
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #9/2022 (2022), Donald Duck & Co #36/2024 (2024)
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