Donald Duck & Co #11/2000
In "Hvor Ducka-Lisa fikk smilet fra," a reluctant Donald is dragged by Dolly into the Andeby National Gallery, where a mysterious masterpiece—Ducka-Lisa by Klonardo da Vannsci—triggers a surprising journey. With Dolly’s help, Donald undergoes a hypnotic regression that takes him back to his days as a young apprentice under the enigmatic Klonardo da Vannsci. Written by Paul Halas and Harald Dyrkorn and illustrated by Vicar, this 2000 NOK issue from Egmont blends whimsy and mystery in a story that reimagines Donald’s past with a touch of artistic intrigue.
In "Hvor Ducka-Lisa fikk smilet fra," Donald is dragged by Dolly on an unexpected cultural tour to the Andeby National Gallery, where a mysterious painting—Ducka-Lisa by Klonardo da Vannsci—triggers a strange, vivid memory. When the artwork leaves him utterly spellbound, Dolly enlists a hypnotist specializing in regressive analysis, sending Donald on a surprising journey back to his forgotten days as an apprentice to the legendary artist.
When Professor Statisks’ latest invention—a machine that generates electromagnetic bubbles—accidentally pulls water from the lake where Mickey and Scrooge are fishing, the duo finds themselves caught in a whirlwind of unexpected physics. The story unfolds with playful chaos as the professor’s experiment takes an unplanned turn, testing the limits of science and patience.
When Magica de Spell casts an ancient spell from a centuries-old witch's book, her plan to harness falling meteors goes wildly wrong—instead, she sets the massive comet Den sorte stridsvognen on a collision course with Earth, threatening all life on the planet.
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↩ Reprints Skippern #28/1954 (1954), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #13 (1996), Donald Duck #25/1994
Reprinted in Donald Duck God gammel årgang #2002 (2002), Hall of Fame #[24] (2008), Donald Duck & Co #19/2023 (2023)
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