Donald Duck & Co #44/1981
In "Sykkelen," Mikke’s prized bicycle takes a disastrous turn when his clumsy attempt to fix it sets off a chain of mishaps that accidentally send him flying—literally—onto a remote farm far from home. Written by Vivi Aagaard and Bill Walsh, with art by Manuel Gonzales, this 1981 tale captures the classic chaos of Duckburg misadventures, all drawn with lively energy. The cover by Daniel Branca perfectly captures the moment of comedic flight.
When Minni’s desk drawer jams shut, Mickey’s desperate attempt to open it sets off a chain of mishaps that accidentally flings him clear across the countryside—landing him on a remote farm far from home.
In "Falken," Donald Duck receives a falcon named Hatsjiputt as a gift from his uncle Edder Duck. Thinking he knows all there is to know about hunting falcons and how to train them, Donald confidently enters Hatsjiputt in a falcon competition.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #12/1976 (1976)
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #44/1995 (1995), Mikke Mus God gammel årgang #2000 (2000), Klassisk Donald Duck #1 (2016)
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