Donald Duck & Co #13/1998
In "Den nye guiden," Donald Duck takes on a new role as a tour guide at Andeby National Park, where a chance discovery in an old shed leads him to the long-lost journal of a 19th-century explorer. The journal hints at a hidden boat loaded with treasure, sparking a high-stakes adventure for Donald and the boys—though they're not the only ones hunting for it. With the jungle's secrets slowly revealing themselves, including a mysterious, century-old first-class cabin, the hunt takes an unexpected turn. Written by Paul Halas, Jack Sutter, and Henning Hagerup, and illustrated by Marsal with inks by Marsal, this 1998 Egmont release captures the spirit of classic Disney adventure with a touch of Nordic charm.
In "Den nye guiden," Donald Duck finds himself stranded on vacation in the south, short on cash and desperate for a way home. With only a job at a plaster factory on offer, he instead takes a leap into an unexpected role—becoming a tour guide in a forgotten ruin town, where his usual chaos might just be his greatest asset.
In "For mye av det gode," Dolly grows worried when she notices Bestemor’s farm isn’t thriving, so she brings Anton along in hopes his cheerful energy will lift the spirits of the farm’s animals and plants. The story follows their quiet, heartfelt effort to bring life back to the land, one small act at a time.
In the heart of Andeby National Park, Donald runs a boat rental and stumbles upon a forgotten journal from a 19th-century explorer hidden in a bird reserve shed. The journal hints at a long-lost boat loaded with treasure, sparking a wild hunt with the boys—though they’re not the only ones chasing the prize. When the legendary Jungeldronningen is finally uncovered after more than a century in the jungle, the real adventure has only just begun.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #27/1962 (1962), Donald Duck & Co #20/1985 (1985), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #13 (1996)
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #21/2020 (2020), Mikke #10/2006
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