Donald Duck & Co #1/1994
"Trekkplasteret" kicks off a chilling mystery in Donald Duck & Co #1/1994, where Fiks asks Mikke and Langbein to visit the lighthouse their brother runs—after strange sightings and eerie sounds surface online. On their way, the duo spots a ghost ship vanishing into the mist, only for it to reappear again that night, its presence stirring unease in the quiet coastal fog. Written by Russel Lewis, Jack Sutter, and Harald Dyrkorn, with art and inks by Ignacio Calvet, this eerie tale unfolds under the watchful eye of a lighthouse keeper and the sea’s secrets. Cover by Ignacio Calvet.
In "Trekkplasteret," Donald and the boys head to the snowy Khondotoppen in Hamilia to fetch the dreaded snowman, hoping to revive Andeby Dyrehage after it was shut down for lack of profit. With snow, stubbornness, and a whole lot of bad luck, they’re in for a winter adventure that’s equal parts icy and absurd.
In "De barmhjertiges forbund," Donald Duck faces his annual obligation to the charity, but as usual, he’s more interested in spending than saving—especially when it comes to the money meant for the cause. With his usual mix of greed and charm, he’s determined to keep the funds for himself, even as the deadline looms.
When Jo asks Mikke and Langbein to visit his brother at the lighthouse, they’re not prepared for the eerie sightings that follow: a ghost ship vanishes into the mist, only to reappear again under the cover of night. With the lighthouse lights flickering and strange sounds echoing through the fog, the trio must unravel the mystery before the storm rolls in.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #1/1959 (1959), Donald Duck #43/1977 (1977), Donald Duck & Co #23/1978 (1978), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #4 (1990), Donald Duck #19/1991, Donald Duck #30/1991
Reprinted in Hall of Fame #[23] (2008), Mikke Mus Månedshefte #10/2005
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