Donald Duck & Co #14/2000
In "Rett mann på feil sted," Guttene putter Skrue in the business world, only for him to take his entrepreneurial ambitions beyond Earth—aiming to sell computers on other inhabited planets when all earthly markets are exhausted. Written by Patsy Trench, Dave Angus, and Vivi Aagaard, with art by Branca, this 2000 issue from Hjemmet/Egmont features a cover by Michel Nadorp.
In a quirky twist of digital fate, Klaus, a lonely duck with a heart full of awkward charm, accidentally sends a flood of overly romantic messages to a mysterious online recipient—only to discover, much to his surprise, that the one on the other end is none other than Klara. Written with gentle humor and set in the familiar world of anthropomorphic animals, this lighthearted tale unfolds through a series of playful, heartfelt messages that blur the line between accidental flirtation and genuine connection.
Langbein, a limousine driver, is hired to pick up three businessmen at Andeby Airport—but instead, he ends up transporting three impeccably dressed dogs. The mismatched trio sets off on a ride that’s as awkward as it is unexpected.
When the boys need to earn the "Hatchet Mark" in economics, Skrue steps in to teach them about business—only to take the lesson to the stars, aiming to sell data machines on other inhabited planets after Earth’s markets run dry.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #31/1987 (1987), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #13 (1996), Donald Duck #40/1999
Reprinted in Donald Duck God gammel årgang #2002 (2002)
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