Donald Duck & Co #17/1963

Apr 1963 · Hjemmet / Egmont · 1,00 NOK

🌐 Norwegian edition · synopsis shown in English

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In "Flott pengeplassering," Donald Duck takes on a new role as fourth assistant caretaker at the Andeby Natural Science Museum, where he stumbles upon strange square stones that turn out to be eggs. When an expedition to Peru falls ill, it's Donald and the boys who step in to track down more of these peculiar eggs, leading them to the mysterious, square-shaped city of Gufseplassen hidden in the Andes—where everything is angular and speaking Nynorsk is the norm. With Carl Barks and Vivi Aagaard at the helm and Nils Rydahl's distinctive cover art, this 1963 Norwegian release offers a delightfully quirky adventure from the golden age of Disney comics.

Contains 5 stories

Flott pengeplassering

7 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Pangeby-festen

12 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Drosjesjåføren

3 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Snakker om sprett

4 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

In "Snakker om sprett," Gyro Gearloose wrestles with his aging toaster, frustrated by its stubborn failures—until a sudden lightning strike sparks a brilliant, if wildly unpredictable, invention. With a mix of tinkering and luck, he builds something far beyond a simple appliance, though whether it’s a triumph or a tangle of wires remains to be seen.

Eggemysteriet

6 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

In *Eggemysteriet*, Donald Duck takes on a new role as fourth assistant night watchman at the Andeby Natural Science Museum, where he stumbles upon strange square stones that turn out to be eggs. When an expedition to Peru falls ill, it's Donald and the boys who step in to uncover more of the mysterious square eggs—leading them to the hidden, square-shaped city of Gufseplassen, deep in the Andes, where everything is built to angles and the locals speak Nynorsk.