Die tollkühnen Abenteuer der Ducks auf hoher See #[nn]

In "Segelregatta in die Südsee," Uncle Scrooge's sudden disappearance during a storm in the South Seas sends Donald and Gladstone racing across the Pacific in separate sailing ships, each hoping to find him. While Gladstone seems to ride the winds with effortless fortune, Donald battles one misfortune after another—just as the sea begins to test them both in ways neither expected.

In "Donald Duck und der Goldene Helm," Donald Duck, his nephews, and a museum curator join forces—and rivals—to race across the icy waters of Labrador in search of a legendary golden helmet left behind by a Viking explorer. As the quest unfolds, the promise of the helmet stirs unexpected visions in even the most unlikely minds, each dreaming of claiming dominion over North America.

Donald Duck auf Nordpolfahrt is a delightfully absurd adventure where Donald’s frustration with Gladstone Gander’s endless luck spirals into a reckless challenge—one that quickly turns into a frantic rescue mission. When Donald sends Gladstone off on a wild quest to Alaska for a mythical uranium mine, guilt sets in, and he and the nephews race to find him, only to stumble upon a frozen Viking ship hidden in an icy wasteland, its golden trim gleaming under the Arctic sky.

In "13 Trillionen," Scrooge McDuck faces the unthinkable: losing his entire fortune to Chisel McSue, thanks to a long-forgotten contract from generations past. With the fate of his wealth hanging on a forgotten shipment of horseradish lost at sea, the ducks set sail in a modest sloop to uncover the truth buried beneath Caribbean waters.

In "Reise in die Vergangenheit," Scrooge McDuck finds himself under a hypnotist’s spell, uncovering a startling secret: in a past life, he was Matey McDuck, a British navy officer who buried a treasure on a Caribbean island. Drawn by the memory, Scrooge sets sail for the island—only to discover Donald and the nephews, also under the same spell, heading there for the same reason.

In "Der fliegende Holländer," Uncle Scrooge, Donald Duck, and the nephews set sail on a daring expedition to Africa, chasing the legendary wreck of the Fliegende Holländer—a ghost ship lost at sea with a fortune in gold bullion aboard. The promise of treasure leads them into uncharted waters, where the sea itself seems to hold secrets older than the map.

In "Der tollkühne Taucher," Donald Duck and his nephews set off on a seaside vacation that takes a thrilling turn when Donald’s impulsive skin diving catches the eye of a curious scientist. Soon, the whole crew is enlisted to explore the ocean’s deepest reaches, using a diving bell to plunge into uncharted waters and uncover secrets hidden beneath the waves.

In "Das goldene Vlies," Scrooge’s quest for a coat of gold leads him into a perilous adventure when he's lured by mysterious traders who turn out to be Harpies in disguise. Taken to the mythical land of Colchis, he’s forced to judge the Harpies’ cooking—while Donald and the nephews race to save him from the legendary Sleepless Dragon.

In "Wunder der Tiefsee," Scrooge and Donald dive into the ocean's depths in a bathysphere to recover Scrooge's Old Number One Dime, only to discover a hidden undersea shipyard where four-armed Martians are salvaging sunken ships for their iron-poor world. With Donald juggling his reporter duties and a hunger for a sensational scoop, the expedition takes an unexpected turn beneath the waves.

In "Die Königin der Sieben Meere," Scrooge’s Money Bin collapses into the ocean, sending a fortune of gold to the seabed—where Donald and Scrooge dive to recover it, only to stumble upon a hidden undersea realm ruled by a mysterious mermaid queen. Daisy, worried Donald might fall under the sea’s enchanting spell, follows them down, plunging into a world of ancient secrets and shimmering danger.