Donald Duck & Co #1/2001
In "Det bulker seg til," Mikke og Langbein are swept into a storm and crash-land on a mysterious island where lost people and things mysteriously end up. The island is a hidden amusement park guarded by a benevolent goddess who created it, and the duo must navigate its strange wonders to survive. Written by Stefan Petrucha and Henning Hagerup, with art by Xavi and cover by Michel Nadorp, this 2001 Egmont release offers a whimsical twist on the classic Disney adventure.
In a whimsical twist of fate, Donald Duck finds himself under the curious scrutiny of a frenologist who claims to read character from skull shape—only to discover his true talent lies not in brains, but in the bold, chaotic art of painting barbershops where they shouldn’t be.
In "Nyttårsløftet," the Duck family sets ambitious New Year's resolutions, determined to turn their lives around—Jo promises to never be late to school again, and Donald vows to keep his temper in check. With quiet hope and a dash of comedic tension, this heartfelt 10-page story captures the small, sincere moments of trying to do better.
Mikke og Langbein are swept into a storm and wake up on a mysterious island where a fantastical amusement park thrives—home to every lost person and thing ever vanished. Guided by the benevolent goddess who created the park, they find themselves in a place both wondrous and strange, where the rules of the world are rewritten.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #5/1956 (1956), Donald Duck & Co #8/1986 (1986), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #14 (1997)
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co Sætre spesialutgave #7 (2004), Donald Duck & Co #27/2010 (2010), Donald spesial #[6/2015] (2015), Donald spesial #[6/2020] (2020)
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