Hall of Fame #[10]

When the notorious B-Gang makes a daring heist in the money vault, stealing stacks of cash and vanishing into thin air, they leave behind only a single clue: a stolen time-stop clock belonging to Petter Smart. The mystery deepens as the clock’s disappearance hints at something far more unusual than mere robbery.

In "Skatt i glass og ramme," Donald and the boys join Skrue on a treasure hunt across the Florida Keys, diving into sunken history with a 1600s-era diving bell recovered from a Caribbean wreck. With a boat rigged to map every buried galleon in the West Indies, Skrue believes the key to the treasure lies in a long-lost chart—now just a mystery waiting to be uncovered.

In "Tilbake til Xanadu," Skrue, Donald, and the boys embark on a wild Himalayan quest for Genghis Khan’s lost treasure, only to take a surprising detour that unexpectedly whisks them back to the familiar hills of Tralla la-dalen. Written by an unnamed author and illustrated by an unnamed artist, the story blends classic adventure with the charm of anthropomorphic animal antics.

When Donald takes on a job as a bicycle courier, he’s quick to mock his nephews for reading about the superhero Sterke-Tor—until he drinks a mysterious concoction of liquid isotopes and suddenly gains incredible powers. Now, he’s not just delivering packages, he’s stepping into the spotlight as a real-life hero, though whether he’ll be a hero to his nephews or just another oddball in the city remains to be seen.

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 shocking environmental threat: the facility is spreading acid rain across vast regions. When Scrooge is captured by a tribe of pygmy Indians, the group must navigate the mystery and danger of the remote wilderness.