Donald Duck & Co #12/2000
In "Alt kommer for en dag," Skrue teams up with Donald and the boys on a treasure hunt through a hidden valley, guided by a long-lost clue tied to a forgotten gold rush. With a mysterious canyon concealing the past, the search for two stolen gold chests begins — but the real mystery may lie in what the land itself is hiding. Written by Frank Jonker and Nina Svendsrud, with art by Bas Heymans and cover by Michel Nadorp, this 2000 NOK issue from Hjemmet/Egmont blends adventure and folklore in a tale where history echoes through the mountains.
In "Alt kommer for en dag," Skrue teams up with Donald and the boys on a treasure hunt for two saltasker full of gold, once seized by Native Americans who'd captured a young Skrue during his gold-mining days. A hidden valley, now buried beneath a landslide, holds the secret to the lost loot.
When Jo is roped into a fashion-conscious farm reportage, he soon finds himself caught in a web of deception—where a notorious swindling duo is targeting his grandmother’s cherished antique furniture. Written by the team behind the story and illustrated with sharp, expressive detail, this six-page tale blends rural charm with a clever twist of mischief.
Petter has stumbled upon the future of toys: a smart, self-running robot that’s both fun to play with and designed to teach. With a mission to test it out, the boys are handed the task of putting the toy through its paces—no easy job when the robot starts thinking for itself.
In a whimsical twist of fate, Mickey buys a gyroscopic novelty as a birthday gift for Professor Static, unaware the odd little device doubles as a time machine. When activated, it whisks them both into a parallel universe where history has taken a wildly different turn—leaving their familiar world behind in a flash.
When IT-gjengen investigates Uncle Herbert’s legendary claim of rescuing mountain climbers from Vettlausnuten by parachuting into a snowstorm-lashed cliffside, they uncover more than just a tale—something about the story feels too real to be fiction. Written by the team behind the series and illustrated with sharp, expressive art, "Redningsdåden" turns a family legend into a mystery that’s as much about truth as it is about the past.
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↩ Reprints Skippern #27/1954 (1954), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #13 (1996), Donald Duck #25/1999, Donald Duck #46/1996
Reprinted in Donald Duck God gammel årgang #2002 (2002)
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