Donald Duck & Co #16/1995
In "Trompetisten," Donald and Dolly revisit their old jazz records, with Donald boasting about his past as a swing-era trumpet player. When he agrees to perform at Dolly’s Ladies’ Club, he’s helped by a quirky, yellow-nosed trumpet singer to prepare for the show. Written by Remco Polman and Harald Dyrkorn and illustrated by Mau Heymans, this 1995 Egmont issue captures a playful, musical moment in the ducks’ lives—complete with a cover by Mau Heymans.
In "Trompetisten," Donald and Dolly enjoy some old jazz records, with Donald boasting about his past as a swing-era trumpet player. When he’s invited to perform at Dolly’s ladies’ club, he enlists the help of a grizzled, golden-nosed trumpet player to prepare for the show.
In "Gjenferdsterapeutene," Jo, a reluctant descendant of Ali Baba, finds himself trapped by a peculiar family curse: every generation must become a thief. As the sun sets, ghostly bandits emerge from ancient jars, demanding fresh loot—leaving Jo to wonder how he’ll ever break the cycle.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #8/1968 (1968), Donald Duck & Co #6/1981 (1981)
Reprinted in Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #10 (1993), Disney-posten #6/1999 (1999), Donald Duck #37/1993
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