Donald Duck & Co #44/1995
"Slitsom dyretransport" sees Donald Duck celebrating Dolly’s birthday with a crocodile-skin purse made of real plastic—much to her dismay. When Dolly calls him out for lacking respect, Donald sets out to win her approval by using the boys’ new pet, the curious creature Glefs, to track down a genuine crocodile hide. The journey takes an unexpected turn when Dolly learns just how endangered crocodiles truly are. Written by Henning Hagerup and illustrated by Volker Reiche, this 1995 issue from Hjemmet/Egmont features a heartfelt twist on a classic holiday gag, with Reiche’s expressive art bringing both humor and quiet urgency to the tale. Cover by Volker Reiche.
In "Den helt riktige gaven," it’s Dolly’s birthday and Donald surprises her with a crocodile-skin wallet made of real plastic—only to realize she’s offended by what he sees as a thoughtful gift. Determined to make amends, he teams up with the boys’ new pet, Glefs, in a quest to find something truly genuine. When Dolly learns the truth about crocodiles, her perspective shifts in a way neither she nor Donald expected.
In "Albinokenguruen," Donald and his nephews journey into the Australian outback in search of a rare white kangaroo, their adventure fueled by a loan from Scrooge that binds Anton to the trip—though whether it's for luck or trouble remains to be seen.
When Minni’s secret drawer finally gives way, Mikke’s attempt to retrieve something inside sends him tumbling into a series of mishaps that leave him stranded on a distant farm—far from home and even farther from understanding how it all went wrong.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #44/1981 (1981), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #12 (1995), Donald Duck #11/1979
Reprinted in Carl Barks' Beste #[nn] (2001), Donald Duck & Co #23/2006 (2006), Hall of Fame #[20] (2007)
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