Donald Duck & Co #52/1994
In "Frimerkejakten," the construction of the new Dypdalsbroen brings a familiar problem: Zoom Transport’s deliveries have become a routine — until Spøkelseskladden hijacks the workers with a hypnotic scheme. With the help of a massive TV antenna taking shape on the bridge, he plans to broadcast his influence across the nation. Written by Per Hedman and Harald Dyrkorn, with art by César Ferioli and inks by Angeles Felices, this 1994 issue from Hjemmet/Egmont features a classic duck-sized conspiracy, all drawn in the unmistakable style of Ferioli. The cover, by the Tello-Team, captures the escalating chaos in vivid detail.
In "Frimerkejakten," Donald Duck stumbles upon the world’s oldest and most valuable stamp—bajana from Punjana—and accidentally uses it to mail a package to a famed stamp collector. Now he’s on a frantic race against time to retrieve the stamp before the package is delivered, with only the postal system and his own misfortunes standing in his way.
When a brutal snowstorm hits the small town of Rekevik and an outbreak sweeps through, the village desperately needs medicine. Jo, Donald’s nephew, volunteers him for the dangerous mission—after all, Donald once claimed to be a champion skier.
When Zoom Transport starts delivering supplies for the new Dypdalsbroen, Jo and the crew are unaware that the Spøkelseskladden has hypnotized the workers into building a massive TV antenna—his plan to seize control of the world, one screen at a time.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #12/1952 (1952), Donald Duck & Co #8/1980 (1980), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #11 (1994), Donald Duck #32/1984, Donald Duck #37/1991
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