Donald Duck & Co #15/2000
"Ingen ferie" marks a rare, standalone adventure in the Donald Duck & Co series, featuring Donald recounting a long-ago escapade to his nephews. Set on the untouched island of Aloaei, the story follows Donald and Mickey as they stumble upon a stolen gem from a temple, only to see it vanish into a mysterious swamp where the malevolent god Utih lies hidden. Written by Pat McGreal, Carol McGreal, and Harald Dyrkorn, with art by Ferioli and inks by Angeles Felices, the tale blends classic Disney whimsy with a touch of mythic intrigue. The cover, by Mau Heymans, captures the island’s mysterious allure.
In "Ingen ferie," Donald Duck takes a vacation on a riverboat along the mighty Sissimmippielven, complete with period costumes and performances that mimic 19th-century riverboat culture. With the boys in tow and Tobben tagging along as a silent passenger, the trip promises adventure—but whether it’s the kind Donald was hoping for remains to be seen.
In "Nei takk til gamle minner!", Donald recounts to the nephews a forgotten adventure from his youth: a journey to the untouched island of Aloaei, where a stolen gem from a sacred statue sets off a chain of events that sends the treasure plunging into a hidden swamp—home to the vengeful god Utih. The story captures the charm of a bygone quest, blending humor and mystery as old memories resurface.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #24/1982 (1982), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #13 (1996), Donald Duck #13/1999 (1999)
Reprinted in Hall of Fame #40 (2011), Klassisk Donald Duck #23 (2020), Klassisk Donald Duck #36 (2022), Donald spesial #[1/2024] (2024)
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