Donald Duck & Co #44/1994
"Stjernereporteren" delivers a thrilling twist on classic sci-fi adventure, as Mikke and Professor Støvkorn visit Professor Glefsnes’s high-tech, electrified museum on Urenluren, where a secret project has brought prehistoric life back to the present. With DNA reconstruction and living clones of dinosaurs, the story unfolds in eerie silence—until nightfall, when the museum’s exhibits turn deadly. Written by Pat McGreal, Espen Hagerup, and Henning Hagerup, and illustrated by César Ferioli with inks by Angeles Felices, this 1994 Egmont issue blends suspense and wonder in a uniquely Nordic take on the dinosaur revival trope.
In "Stjernereporteren," Donald Duck takes on a new role as a star reporter for Dagens Grafs, but when a group of young interns begin their training at Hakkespettbladet, he’s assigned to guide them—only to quickly show that his methods are anything but ethical. The story follows the chaos that unfolds as his unorthodox approach to journalism clashes with the principles of the newsroom.
In "Oppdrift i manesjen," Donald Duck finds himself stuck in a dead-end job at Skrue's, longing for work that truly suits his talents. He lands a surprising new role as a cannonball man in Buldriansens Sirkus, where his wild energy might finally have a place.
When Mikke joins Professor Støvkorn at the remote Urenluren museum, he’s drawn into a strange world behind a humming electric fence—where the past isn’t just preserved, it’s alive. Under cover of night, the quiet of the fossil exhibit shatters as a pack of fierce, breathing dinosaurs emerges, their presence made possible by Professor Glefsnes’s daring genetic experiments.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #4/1980 (1980), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #11 (1994)
Reprinted in Hall of Fame #[14] (2006), Donald spesial #[1/2017] (2017)
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