Donald Duck & Co #48/1996
"Siste skrik" delivers a delightfully twisted tale from Carl Barks and Vivi Aagaard, with Barks handling both art and inks in a rare dual role. When Scrooge McDuck installs a high-tech lock on his money bin—activated only by a specific tune played on a hidden flute—the ghostly presence in Andeby’s Notre Duck Cathedral sees an opportunity. With the flute stolen from the church’s secret well, the familiar phantom sets a series of perilous trials for Scrooge, Donald, and the boys, turning the cathedral into a labyrinth of riddles and danger. A classic blend of mystery and humor, rendered in Barks’ unmistakable style.
In "Siste skrik," Donald Duck finds himself caught between a promise to Dolly and the embarrassment of being mocked by a motocross novice—leading him to make a bold, if questionable, decision to prove himself at the local motocross club. With Andeby’s new ultramodern supermarket looming and his pride on the line, Donald’s plans take a turn no one saw coming.
In "Trolldom," Jo is invited to a science fair but scoffs at the idea, convinced science only leads to bombs and waste. Mikke, ever the dreamer, reads him a tale of Mustrodamus, a mysterious figure whose wisdom might just change Jo’s mind — but whether the story holds truth or just magic remains to be seen.
When Skrue installs a high-tech lock on his money vault—activated only by playing a specific tune on a special flute—the mysterious Fantomet i Notre Duck begins a clever game of cat and mouse. Using his deep knowledge of the cathedral’s hidden corners, the phantom steals the flute from the church’s wish well and sets Skrue, Donald, and the boys on a series of tricky, high-stakes challenges.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #44/1967 (1967), Donald Duck & Co #37/1982 (1982), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #12 (1995)
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #20/2017 (2017), Donald spesial #[6/2021] (2021)
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