Donald Duck & Co #11/2001
"Blomsterkassen" delivers a delightfully quirky adventure as Skrue, Donald, and the boys set off to inspect a South Sea island offered for sale by the Maku-Waki family—promising a perfect spot for a new resort. But beneath the tropical surface lies a surprise: the island is home to an active volcano, adding a spark of danger to their vacation-style investigation. Written by Per Hedman and Harald Dyrkorn, with art by Colomer and inks by Colomer, the story unfolds with the trademark charm and humor of the series, while the cover by Daan Jippes and Ulrich Schröder captures its playful spirit.
In "Trafikkaos," Donald Duck, serving as a helicopter reporter for ARK (Andeby Rikskringkasting), spins increasingly dramatic tales to boost listener numbers—faking traffic incidents just to keep the airwaves exciting. His increasingly wild reports soon spiral out of control, turning routine broadcasts into chaotic real-life spectacles.
In "null," Dolly takes a class on a school trip to Villskogen National Park, where the wilds and wonder of nature leave a lasting impression. Afterward, she trades the forest for the spotlight, stepping into a daring new role as a stuntwoman at a film studio.
In "Øy til salgs," Skrue takes Donald and the boys on a trip to a South Sea island offered for sale by the Maku-Waki owners, hoping to turn it into a new vacation destination. But beneath the tropical paradise lies a hidden danger — the island is home to an active volcano.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #34/1989 (1989), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #14 (1997), Donald Duck #46/2000 (2000), Donald Duck #17/1996
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #20/2019 (2019), Donald Duck God gammel årgang #2003
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