Hall of Fame #40
In "På godfot med nabo Jensen," Donald is tasked with watching over his new bakery factory, a job that quickly turns complicated when Petter discovers a mysterious liquid capable of expanding atoms when heated. Meanwhile, the B-Gang remains convinced Skrue has hidden his fortune somewhere inside the factory, leading to a mix of curiosity and suspicion. Written by David Gerstein and Harald Dyrkorn, with art by Daniel Branca and a cover by Branca, this 2011 issue from Hjemmet / Egmont delivers a quirky, character-driven tale packed with everyday absurdity and a hint of scientific intrigue.
In "Ny strid," Magica teams up with a cunning oriental trollman whose deceptive illusions mask a far more dangerous intent, as they conspire to steal the luck coin. When the trollman double-crosses her, he flees with the prize to his fortress in So Syn [Bum Luk], leaving Magica to pursue him through treacherous terrain and trickery.
When Skrue asks Donald to watch over his new bakery factory—home to a major industrial secret—Petter stumbles upon a strange liquid that expands atoms when heated. Now, the B-Gang is convinced Skrue has hidden his fortune inside the factory, but the real mystery may be far stranger than theft.
In "Hvem er heldigst i landet her?", Magica returns after the Luck Splitting, determined to prove her magic reigns supreme. Anton claims his lucky hero can withstand any spell, prompting Magica to try a special enchanted staff to transfer the hero’s luck to herself—just in time to test it against Skrue.
After watching a film about a man trapped in a repeating day, Donald stumbles down the stairs and knocks himself out—only to wake up reliving the same moment over and over. In his dreams, the film’s premise bleeds into reality, trapping him in a loop he can’t escape.
In "Ingen ferie," Donald takes a riverboat vacation with the boys aboard a steam-powered vessel on the mighty Sissimmippielven, where the crew and performers are dressed and behaving like 19th-century locals. Tobben joins them as a silent passenger, adding quiet charm to the adventure.
In "Bunnrekord," when Skrue’s prized stamp collection vanishes aboard his lost ship in the Bermuda Triangle, he hires a submarine to search the ocean floor with Donald and the boys. What they uncover beneath the waves is no ordinary wreck—deep below the surface lies a hidden city, waiting to be discovered.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #36/1979 (1979), Donald Duck & Co #13/1982 (1982), Donald Duck & Co #51/1982 (1982), Donald Duck & Co #52/1982 (1982), Donald Duck & Co #1/1983 (1983), Donald Duck & Co #23/1983 (1983), Donald Duck & Co #27/1983 (1983), Donald Duck & Co #39/1983 (1983), Donald Duck & Co #5/1984 (1984), Skrue Pocket #10 (1985), Donald Duck & Co #43/1985 (1985), Donald Duck & Co #28/1987 (1987), Donald Duck & Co #29/1987 (1987), Donald Duck & Co #14/1988 (1988), Donald Duck & Co #15/1988 (1988), Donald Duck & Co #45/1989 (1989), Donald Duck & Co #52/1989 (1989), Donald Duck & Co #41/1990 (1990), Donald Duck & Co #19/1996 (1996), Donald Duck & Co #50/1996 (1996), Donald Duck & Co #7/1999 (1999), Donald Duck & Co #40/1999 (1999), Donald Duck & Co #1/2000 (2000), Donald Duck & Co #15/2000 (2000), Donald Duck & Co #17/2002 (2002), Donald Duck & Co #9/2007 (2007), Donald Duck #139, Onkel Skrue #6/1997
Reprinted in Klassisk Donald Duck #33 (2021)
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