Donald Duck & Co #45/1991
In "Kunst for alle pengene," Donald and the boys join Scrooge on a factory inspection tour at the McDuck cellulose plant in the north, only to uncover a troubling environmental threat: the facility is spreading acid rain across vast regions. When Scrooge is captured by a tribe of pygmees, the situation takes a dramatic turn. Written by Don Rosa and Harald Dyrkorn, with art and inks by Don Rosa, this 1991 issue from Hjemmet/Egmont delivers a sharp, timely story with classic charm.
When the nephews want to go to the movies, Donald takes them to Andeby Galleriet instead, determined to introduce them to real art. But as the boys grow bored, they start mimicking tricks from the film they missed—using movie-inspired tricks to pull off a clever art heist.
In "En skurk for mye," Langbein discovers that Mikke is involved with a gang of thieves robbing a goldsmith, and he follows them to their hideout. Just as he’s about to expose the plan, things take a turn when Mikke and Fiks unexpectedly set a trap of their own.
In "Pelldegvekk-krigen," Donald and the boys join Scrooge on a factory inspection tour at the McDuck cellulose plant in the north, only to uncover a troubling environmental threat. When Scrooge is captured by a tribe of pygmy Indians, the situation takes a sudden, unexpected turn.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #28/1961 (1961), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #4 (1990), Donald Duck #11/1986
Reprinted in Bilag til Donald Duck & Co #15/2001 (2001), Hall of Fame #[10] (2005), Mikke Mus Månedshefte #7/2003
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