Donald Duck & Co #16/1987
In "Karnevalsmasken," Donald Duck’s attempt to scare the kids with a Frankenstein-style mask backfires spectacularly when the mask gets stuck on his face, turning him into an unintentional terror of Andeby. Written by Patsy Trench and Vivi Aagaard, with art by Daniel Branca, this 1987 tale from Hjemmet/Egmont delivers classic Disney chaos with a touch of spooky fun. The cover, by Josep Tello González, captures the absurd tension perfectly.
When Donald tries to scare the boys with a Frankenstein monster mask, it sticks fast—leaving him accidentally terrifying the whole town of Andeby instead. A chaotic mix of slapstick and suspense unfolds as Donald’s prank spirals beyond control.
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Reprinted in Disney-posten #4/1997 (1997), Donald Duck & Co De glade 80-årene #[2] (1998), Donald Duck & Co #6/1999 (1999)
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