Donald Duck & Co #1/1987
In "Donald Duck i dobbeltstilling," Donald Duck takes on a peculiar job as a personal assistant to a director—on the condition that he works alongside his wife. After Dolly turns down his proposal, Donald finds himself juggling two roles, doubling up as both himself and his own wife in a comedic twist of identity. Written by Bob Bartholomew and Vivi Aagaard, with art by Vicar and cover by Daniel Branca, this 1986 Norwegian comic offers a quirky, self-aware take on work and relationships.
In "Donald Duck i dobbeltstilling," Donald takes on a job as a personal assistant to a director—on the condition he works alongside his wife. After Dolly turns down his proposal, Donald takes on an impossible double role, playing both himself and his own wife to keep the job.
In "Nyttårsløftet," the Duck family sets their sights on a fresh start, determined to turn over a new leaf in the coming year. Jo promises to always be on time for school, while Donald vows to keep his temper in check—though their best intentions might be tested by the usual chaos of family life.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #5/1956 (1956)
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #15/1999 (1999), Hall of Fame #4 (2004), Donald Duck & Co #19/2020 (2020)
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