Hall of Fame #[23]
In "På gjørmete grunn," Donald tries to teach the kids about tidiness—only to end up with a mountain of trash in his garden after dumping his trash barrel in the wrong place. When Dolly invites him to a party with the odd condition that he bring a porcelain treasure from their first meeting, Donald finds himself on a wild trip to Andeby Avfallsplass, where he ends up buying the entire dump. Written by Freddy Milton, Daan Jippes, and Harald Dyrkorn, with art and inks by Freddy Milton and a cover by Daan Jippes, this 2008 issue from Hjemmet / Egmont delivers classic chaos with a distinctly Norwegian twist.
In "På gjørmete grunn," Donald and Anton are given a chance to prove themselves in a business challenge hosted by Andeby Tidende. With Anton relying on an old ferry and Donald on a muddy barge, their rivalry takes to the water in a test of grit and smarts.
In "De barmhjertiges forbund," Donald Duck once again finds himself at the center of chaos as the annual donation to the charitable society rolls around—this time, he’s still scheming to steal the boys’ savings to keep up appearances, all while trying to maintain his image in the eyes of the group.
In "Voksenoppdragelse," Donald Duck står overfor en group of misbehaving children in Andeby, convinced their poor habits are leading them down a dangerous path. When he discovers a broken piggy bank and a box of cigars, he takes matters into his own hands with a very unorthodox — and hilariously misguided — lesson in responsibility.
In "Trantrøbbel," Donald Duck faces a dire deadline: settle his overdue rent or lose his home, unless he can sell six hundred barrels of tallow for Skrue. Believing his friend Anton has abandoned him, Donald challenges Anton to a tallow-selling showdown—turning a financial crisis into a high-stakes race of wits and willpower.
In "Hastverk er lastverk," Donald tries to teach the kids about tidiness—only to end up burying his own trash in the garden, sparking a full-blown garbage mountain. When Dolly invites him to a party with one odd condition—bring back a porcelain treasure from their first meeting—Donald finds himself on a wild scavenger hunt at Andeby Waste Yard, where he ends up buying the whole dump.
When Donald discovers a wallet and decides to deliver it personally to claim finder’s pay, he stumbles into a sticky situation: the owner, a professor trapped by two bandits, has invented a formula that turns one liter of fuel into two.
In "Flaks og uflaks," Donald, a perpetually unlucky duck, takes on a delivery job to cover his bills, while his friend Anton, a man of effortless fortune, doesn’t need to work at all. The story follows their contrasting fortunes as they navigate a day filled with mishaps and unexpected breaks.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck #45/1978 (1978), Donald Duck #21/1979 (1979), Donald Duck #26/1980 (1980), Donald Duck #22/1981 (1981), Donald Duck #27/1982 (1982), Donald Duck #4/1982 (1982), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #512 (1986), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #514 (1987), Tegneseriebokklubben #43 (1988), Gladstone Comic Album #15 (1989), Donald Duck & Co #24/1990 (1990), Donald Duck & Co Ekstra [Bilag til Donald Duck & Co] #sommer 1990 (1990), Donald Duck & Co Ekstra [Bilag til Donald Duck & Co] #høst 1990 (1990), Donald Duck & Co #14/1991 (1991), Donald Duck & Co #8/1992 (1992), Donald Duck & Co #1/1994 (1994), Donald Duck & Co #30/1994 (1994), Donald Duck & Co #34/1994 (1994), Donald Ducks Show #[91] (1996), Donald Duck & Co #23/2001 (2001), Donald Duck & Co #9/2002 (2002), Aku Ankka #49/2005, De beste verhalen van Donald Duck #57
Reprinted in Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #670 (2006), Donald Duck & Co #33/2013 (2013)
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