Donald Duck & Co #51/1990
In "Det er for varmt til å gå med pelsjakke i dag, Dolly!", Skrue sees a chance to make a quick profit by exploiting the world’s rarest dog breed—the double-coated goat dog—found only in the remote Gondolfjellene, where the residents of Tommelomsk and Krangelsk are locked in an endless feud. Written by Tom Anderson and Harald Dyrkorn and illustrated by Vicar, this 1990 issue captures the classic charm of Donald Duck & Co with its quirky premise and vivid Nordic setting, all brought to life on the cover by Daniel Branca.
In the remote Gondolfjellene, where the people of Tommelomsk and Krangelsk are locked in a never-ending feud, a rare breed of dog—the double-coated goat hound—becomes the unlikely key to a money-making scheme. Skrue sees a chance to profit from the world’s rarest hound, but the journey to find it is anything but simple.
In "Stjernesmell," Donald Duck faces a tough week as coach of the Andebykameratene football team, where winning the next game is key to keeping his job. But when the team's star player refuses to play—because his girlfriend has shown up to support him—Donald must find a way to keep the squad together and focused.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #3 (1989)
Reprinted in Mikke Mus Månedshefte #1/2003
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