Donald Duck & Co #15/1997

In "Tiøresoperaen," Skrue makes a bold new play to finally buy Ingenrollis theater chain, pretending to be an opera enthusiast to win over the owner—only to find himself caught in a web of schemes. While B-Gjengen kidnaps the theater's owner and tricks Skrue into signing a deal that hands them the money, Magica De Spell lurks in the shadows, ever-hungry for the luck-inducing tiøringen.

In "Kakemons i knipe," Guffen is left in charge of the farm while Bestemor is away, determined to surprise her with a delicious cake on her birthday—though his baking ambitions might be a little too big for his paws. With only a few ingredients and a whole lot of heart, he sets off on a chaotic quest to make the perfect treat, one that’s sure to leave a sweet impression.

In "Musevennlig musefelle," Skrue stumbles upon a mouse in a money bin, setting Donald on a mission to catch it. With help from the boys, he reluctantly agrees to use a mouse-friendly mouse trap—only to find himself caught in a web of unexpected kindness and clever tricks.

In "Froskekongen," Donald Duck, fed up with expensive sausages, treats his nephews to a fancy dinner featuring frog legs—until the bill shocks him into action. Determined to get their meal cheaper, the boys set out to catch their own frogs, finally snagging the largest one in the pond. With a bit of luck and a whole lot of chaos, they enter their prize catch in a massive frog-jumping competition.

When the eerie whistle of a long-lost train echoes through the quiet town of Lykkedal, Jo and the others are drawn into a mystery tied to a gold-laden locomotive vanished fifty years ago—its final journey cut short by a deadly landslide that buried it deep in Dødmannskløften.

In "Nesten bortkastet," Donald tries to make up with Dolly after a fight by buying her candy, perfume, and a purse—only to have his efforts undone when the boys tease him about it. Heartbroken, he returns the gifts to the store, but not before a moment of quiet reflection on what really matters.