Donald Duck & Co #13/1994
In "Syndebukk nr. 1," Donald Duck faces his most sugary challenge yet: a mountain of cream toppings weighing twelve thousand five hundred kilos, now deemed a threat to Andeby’s beauty by the Council for Andeby’s Beautification. With just forty-eight hours to clear it, Donald turns to Petter for a weightless device, launching a wild, wobbly mission to save the town—one chocolate mound at a time. Written by William Van Horn and Harald Dyrkorn, with art, inks, and colors by Van Horn, this 1994 Egmont release captures the classic chaos of the Duck universe in a delightfully absurd tale.
In "Syndebukk nr. 1," Donald Duck finds himself in a sticky situation after winning a massive 12,500-kilo chocolate mountain, only to be ordered by the Andebys Beautification Council to remove it within 48 hours. With time running out, he borrows a weightlessness device from Petter to tackle the towering dessert obstacle—before it becomes a permanent (and delicious) landmark.
In the cheerful town of Andeby, excitement builds as Dolly’s ladies’ club prepares a grand Easter parade. With children set to choose a festival general, both Donald and Anton jump into the race, each determined to lead the celebration—though neither may be ready for the chaos that follows.
When Zoom Transport takes on a high-risk job hauling a cargo of peppernøtters from Magaplaskar, they’re warned the route’s been plagued by bandits—making every mile a potential ambush. With the stakes high and the danger real, it’s a test of nerve, speed, and trust in the wild world of anthropomorphic-funny animals.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #15/1974 (1974), Donald Duck & Co #28/1979 (1979), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #2 (1988), Walt Disney's Donald Duck Adventures #8 (1991), Anders And & Co. #13/1994 (1994)
Reprinted in Disney-posten #4/1996 (1996), Donald Duck & Co #13/1999 (1999)
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