Carl Barks samlede verk #6
"Perler til Dolly" is a standout tale from Carl Barks’ collected works, featuring his signature blend of whimsy and suspense. When rumors of a zombie in Andeby turn real after Donald receives a cursed voodoo doll meant for Skrue, the whole gang sets off to Africa to lift the ancient curse—uncovering a long-buried past that still stirs in the jungle. With Barks handling both the writing and artwork, including the cover, this 2007 Egmont release delivers classic Disney adventure with a twist of the supernatural.
In "Hvem-vet-hva-konkurransen," Donald Duck dives into a radio trivia contest with everything he's got—only to find his toughest rivals aren’t seasoned experts, but his own nephews, who’ve been quietly sharpening their wits. With a mix of smug confidence and frantic scrambling, Donald races to outsmart them, all while the prize—a full barrel of money—looms just out of reach.
In "Tenk før du handler!", Donald jumps to conclusions when he sees the kids skipping snow shoveling, only to find out their unexpected generosity in a quiet act of kindness. The story captures a heartfelt moment of misunderstanding and redemption, all in a single page of Barks’ signature charm.
In "Donald Duck i Lekeland," Donald and the nephews lend a hand to Julenissen, who's stumped on what toys children truly want. As the boys test out a variety of playful gadgets, Donald scribbles down notes with all the enthusiasm of a man who’s definitely not the best judge of children’s tastes.
In "Effektiv sang," Ole, Dole, and Doffen try their hand at babysitting, hoping to earn a few coins. When Donald steps in to sing a lullaby, it’s the boys who drift off to sleep—much to the surprise of the adults.
In "Ping pong-ballene," Donald and the boys take on a quirky salvage job when they discover a sunken luxury yacht belonging to Scrooge. With a mix of ingenuity and absurdity, they plan to float it back to the surface by filling it with ping-pong balls—a scheme as ridiculous as it is determined.
In "Voodoo Hoodoo," Donald Duck and the boys find themselves caught in a supernatural mystery when rumors of a wandering zombie surface in Duckburg. After accidentally receiving a cursed voodoo doll meant for Scrooge, Donald begins to shrink—prompting a wild trip to Africa to lift the curse, sparked by Scrooge’s long-ago misdeeds involving a displaced tribe.
In "Froskekongen," Donald Duck, frustrated by the high price of frog legs, decides to catch his own—leading him and the nephews on a misadventurous hunt in the local pond. After a series of clumsy attempts, they finally capture the largest frog, only to enter it in a grand frog-jumping contest.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #203 (1948), Four Color #223 (1949), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #8 (104) (1949), Donald Duck & Co #6/1949 (1949), Four Color #238 (1949), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #12 (108) (1949), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #1 (109) (1949), Donald Duck & Co #4/1950 (1950), Donald Duck & Co #6/1950 (1950), Donald Duck & Co #7/1950 (1950), Donald Duck & Co #8/1950 (1950), Donald Duck & Co #10/1950 (1950), Donald Duck & Co #1/1951 (1951), Donald Duck & Co #9/1952 (1952), Donald Duck & Co #16/1957 (1957), Donald Duck & Co #50/1960 (1960), Donald Duck & Co #52/1960 (1960), Donald Duck & Co #47/1968 (1968), Donald Duck & Co #5/1969 (1969), Donald Duck & Co #10/1977 (1977), Donald Duck & Co #48/1980 (1980), Disney's Godbiter #28 (1980), Disney's Godbiter #30 (1981), Donald Duck Julealbum #[1986] (1986), Donald Duck bøker [Gullbøker] #[1988] (1988), Donald Duck & Co #52/1991 (1991), Donald Duck & Co #33/1993 (1993), Donald Duck & Co #29/1994 (1994), Donald Duck & Co #27/1995 (1995), Donald Duck & Co #1/1998 (1997)
Reprinted in Carl Barks' jul #[2009] (2009), Bilag til Donald Duck & Co #51-52/2014 (2014), Donald Duck beste historier #5/2015 (2015), Donald Duck & Co #27/2016 (2016), Carl Barks' jul #2016 (2016), Carl Barks' jul #2024 (2024)
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