Donald Duck & Co #10/1949
In "Høflig ung mann," Donald Duck sets out to host the most impressive garden party ever, transforming his yard into a jungle-themed spectacle complete with apes scaling trees—thanks to a pair of hypnotic glasses that make the boys play along. Written by Carl Barks and Helene C. Kløvstad, with art and inks by Barks, this 1949 gem from Hjemmet/Egmont features whimsical chaos and classic Disney absurdity. The cover, by Walt Kelly, captures the zany spirit of the tale.
In "Apestreker," Donald Duck throws a garden party with a twist: he’s turned his yard into a jungle-themed spectacle, complete with apes climbing trees—thanks to a pair of hypnotic glasses. When his friends balk at playing the part, Donald’s clever (or questionable) solution sets off a flurry of chaotic fun.
When Donald Duck loses a box of candy meant for Daisy, he warns his nephews that if it turns up while he’s away, they’re not even allowed to look at it—no matter what. The moment he’s out of sight, the temptation to peek becomes almost too much to resist.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #2 (74) (1946), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #9 (81) (1947), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #12 (84) (1947), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #3 (87) (1947), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #7 (91) (1948), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #9 (93) (1948), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #4 (100) (1949), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #5 (101) (1949)
Reprinted in Donald Duck for 30 år siden #10/1979 (1979), De 13 Første Donald Duck & Co #[nn] (1980), Donald Duck bøker [Gullbøker] #[1987] (1987), Donald Duck & Co #42/1995 (1995), Donald Duck & Co De komplette årgangene #[1] (1998), Carl Barks samlede verk #5 (2006)
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