Donald Duck & Co #17/1998
"Grinebiternes konge" kicks off a globe-trotting quest when Skrue sets out to find a 600-year-old statue forged by ancient mystics to test the purity of heart in those who would claim the throne. The journey leads to East India, where a wise man guides the search toward the Ruinangrotten, the rumored resting place of the Golden Cow. Written by Gorm Transgaard and Henning Hagerup, with art and inks by Colomer, this 1998 issue from Hjemmet/Egmont delivers a classic adventure with a touch of mystery—complete with a striking cover by Colomer.
When Donald Duck takes over as manager of Skrue Congress Center, he turns it into a monstrous palace with free admission for all—leaving the budget in shambles. The result? A chaotic, over-the-top spectacle where spectacle and savings clash in the most absurd way possible.
In "Den gylne ku," Skrue sets off on a quest across the jungles of Østgindia, guided by an ancient prophecy and a mysterious sage’s clue, in search of a legendary golden cow said to test the purity of heart in those who would claim the throne. The journey leads through forgotten ruins and hidden paths, where every step brings him closer to a secret older than time.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #7/1957 (1957), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #13 (1996)
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co Sætre spesialutgave #2 (2004), Donald Ducks Show #[Vintershow 2007] (2007), Donald Duck & Co #50/2013 (2013), Donald Duck & Co #13/2018 (2018)
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