Hall of Fame #[28]
In "Et hav av penger," Mikke is dispatched in the special aircraft Flaggermusen to investigate suspicious photos of rocket launch pads on a remote southern island in the South Sea. The mission takes a bizarre turn when it's revealed that Svarte-Petter is behind a scheme to spread MR42 powder into the atmosphere—threatening to make everything sweet taste repulsive. Written by Marco Rota and Henning Hagerup, with art and inks by Marco Rota, and featuring a cover by Marco Rota, this 2009 issue delivers a delightfully absurd twist on espionage and dessert.
In "Et hav av penger," Jo and the gang find themselves in a world where money rains from the sky—literally—after Skrue Petter constructs a colossal steel vault to end recurring nightmares of the B-Gang’s invasion. What begins as a dream come true quickly turns strange when Magica’s enchanted coin awakens the wrath of the elements, turning paradise into something far more unpredictable.
In "Lille Hjelper på vidvanke," Petter stumbles upon a time-displacement dam that opens a dimensional portal to the future, allowing him to fish out curious objects. When Lille Hjelper ends up stranded in a frozen wasteland, frozen for five hundred years, he must find a way back to the past—leading him to track down Petter’s trusty fishing hook.
In "Siste vogn til Tucson," Skrue, Donald, and the boys stumble upon a ghost town in the wild west, where memories of a perilous journey on a stagecoach between Silver Creek and Tucson come rushing back. The past and present blur as the old dangers of the trail seem to rise again, testing their courage in ways no one expected.
In "Operasjon Store Slukhals," Mikke takes to the skies in the special aircraft Flaggermusen after Spionfly uncovers suspicious images of rocket launch pads on a remote southern South Sea island. What begins as a routine reconnaissance mission quickly unravels into a bizarre threat: Svarte-Petter is plotting to unleash MR42 powder into the atmosphere, a scheme that would make everything sweet taste utterly revolting.
In "Sarasenerens natt," Donald and the boys stumble upon an ancient treasure map hidden in the hilt of a worn saber, sparking a journey to northern Italy with their friend Skrue. As they piece together the broken blade, they uncover a long-forgotten saracen raid that once swept across the Mediterranean—echoes of the past unfolding before their eyes.
In the quiet town of Andeby, the long-abandoned Rothazhuset stands silent—until Donald and Dolly, after a near-mishap, find themselves stranded in its overgrown garden. When they spot a light flickering in the window, their call for help takes an unexpected turn: the house is not empty, but inhabited by a vampire.
When Donald, a quiet admirer of propeller planes, is mistaken for a legendary smuggler pilot by two crooks, he’s swept into a high-stakes mission at Andeby Lufthavn. Forced to pilot a vintage aircraft on a dangerous landing, he must keep his head while the crooks count on his skills — and his cover remains unbroken.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck album #[1] (1985), Donald Duck album #[2] (1986), Donald Duck & Co #24/1996 (1996), Donald Duck & Co #25/1996 (1996), Zio Paperone #89 (1997), Donald Duck & Co #31/1997 (1997), Donald Duck & Co #31/1998 (1998), Donald Duck & Co #19/1999 (1999), Donald Duck & Co #27/1999 (1999), Zio Paperone #118 (1999), Zio Paperone #119 (1999), Donald Duck & Co #42/2001 (2001), I Maestri Disney #30
Reprinted in Klassisk Donald Duck #37 (2022)
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