Carl Barks samlede verk #3
In "Villfolen," Donald Duck finds himself deep in the wilderness with Miss Gullhår, stranded atop Kjegletoppen during a sudden and brutal storm—far from the usual chaos of his daily life. With the help of some clever boys and their jet-powered toys, the duo must weather the elements and find a way back down, all while the Friluftsklubben's annual fiol hunt takes an unexpected turn. Written by Carl Barks and Helene C. Kløvstad, with art and inks by Barks and coloring by Egmont Creative A/S, this 2006 issue features a cover by Carl Barks, capturing the rugged charm of the Norwegian countryside.
In "En tier med mange eiere," Jo and his friends stumble upon a ten-kroner bill with a few telltale bite marks, sparking a mission to return it to its rightful owner. With the marks as their only clue, they set off on a playful hunt through the duck community, each step bringing them closer to a mystery that’s as much about honesty as it is about who might have lost the money.
In "Donald Duck i julestemning," Donald Duck tries to spread holiday cheer in Andeby by forcing the boys to sing Christmas carols, but his well-intentioned effort backfires. When neighbor Jensen is next in line, the mood in the town takes an unexpected turn.
In "Tre små jetmotorer," Donald Duck finds himself stranded on Kjegletoppen with Miss Gullhår during the worst storm in years, far from home and stuck in the wild. When the boys’ playful jetmotor experiment takes an unexpected turn, it might just be the key to getting them back safe.
In "Dragebyggeren," Donald Duck sets out to prove he’s the ultimate dragon builder when his nephew’s playful dragon-flying antics trample his carefully planted kale. With a mix of stubborn pride and creative flair, he teams up with his inventive side to craft the biggest, boldest dragon the village has ever seen—no matter the chaos it might stir.
Donald sets out to get a dog, settling on a purebred schnauzer he’s convinced is the smartest dog in the world—only to find his new pet has a mind of its own, and not necessarily the kind of cleverness he had in mind.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #108 (1946), Donald Duck & Co #4/1953 (1953), Donald Duck & Co #7/1953 (1953), Donald Duck & Co #3/1954 (1954), Donald Duck & Co #5/1954 (1954), Donald Duck & Co #5/1957 (1957), Donald Duck & Co #23/1958 (1958), Donald Duck & Co #32/1958 (1958), Donald Duck & Co #33/1958 (1958), Donald Ducks Show #[5] (1960), Donald Duck & Co #4/1961 (1961), Donald Duck & Co #34/1975 (1975), Donald Duck & Co #42/1975 (1975), Donald Duck & Co #44/1976 (1976), Donald Duck & Co #53/1976 (1976), Donald Duck & Co #2/1977 (1977), Donald Duck & Co #14/1977 (1977), Donald Duck & Co #41/1977 (1977), Donald Duck Julealbum #[1987] (1987), Donald Duck bøker [Gullbøker] #[1988] (1988), Donald Duck bøker [Gullbøker] #[1992] (1992), Donald Duck & Co #23/1995 (1995), Bilag til Donald Duck & Co #13/1999 (1999), Donald Duck & Co #50/2001 (2001)
Reprinted in Carl Barks' jul #2015 (2015), Donald Duck & Co #19/2016 (2016), Carl Barks' jul #2017 (2017), Donald Duck av Carl Barks #1 (2020)
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