Donald Duck & Co #17/1995
In "Det store spørsmålet," Donald Duck faces his biggest financial dilemma yet when Skrue refuses to lend him money for a football match—until he learns Donald has been chosen as a contestant on the 300.000-kroners-spørsmålet. Written by Gail Renard, Jack Sutter, Espen Hagerup, and Henning Hagerup, and illustrated by Vicar with inks by Vicar, this 1995 Egmont issue captures the classic charm of the Donald Duck universe with a twist of high-stakes humor.
When Donald begs Skrue for a loan so he and the boys can attend a football match, Skrue refuses—until he learns Donald has been chosen as a contestant on *300.000-kroners-spørsmålet*. Suddenly, the loan is approved, and Skrue’s attitude shifts in a heartbeat.
In "Halsbrekkende salg," Donald Duck lands a bizarre job offer: selling the men's magazine *Våghalsen* by parachuting into Andeby's center with a stack of copies. The pitch is wild, the stakes are high, and the only thing more uncertain than the landing is whether Donald’s enthusiasm will survive the fall.
In "Gjenferdsterapeutene," Jo, a reluctant descendant of Ali Baba, finds himself trapped by a cursed legacy: every generation must become a thief. As the sun sets, ghostly bandits emerge from jars to demand fresh stolen goods—leaving Jo to wonder how he’ll ever break the cycle.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #12/1981 (1981), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #11 (1994)
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