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In "Arme riddere," Donald Duck lands a temporary job as a cleaning assistant at a research lab, just as a crucial inspection looms to determine whether the scientist will keep his funding. When a lucky accident leads Donald to create a substance with seemingly limitless potential, chaos—and unexpected consequences—begin to unfold. Written by Volker Reiche and Henning Hagerup, and illustrated by Volker Reiche with inks by the same, this 1988 Egmont album captures the classic Disney humor with a touch of scientific whimsy.
In "Arme riddere," the peaceful town of Andeby is taken over by a sudden invasion, forcing the once-ordinary residents into unexpected roles. Among them, Donald Duck is named royal sword-sharper—a title he finds far less glamorous than being the center of attention at the Round Table Market Festival.
In "En godt bevart hemmelighet," Donald Duck lands a temporary job as a janitor at a research lab, just as a crucial inspection looms to determine whether the scientist will keep his funding. When a lucky accident unleashes a mysterious substance with astonishing potential, Donald finds himself at the center of a situation far beyond his usual misadventures.
In "Mesterens hånd," Donald Duck trades his usual chaos for the quiet precision of portraiture, finding unexpected success as a photographer. When a visiting Eastern prince comes to Duckburg, Donald is entrusted with capturing the moment—though his usual antics might just ruin the shot.
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