Donald Duck & Co #19/1992
In "Kompanjongen," Donald Duck takes on a delicate job as a glassmester, tasked with replacing the glass in the television tower’s clock—live on air. But when a mysterious sonic device sends destructive sound waves across Andeby, even the most careful work is thrown into chaos. Written by Carl Barks, Helene C. Kløvstad, and Harald Dyrkorn, with art and inks by Carl Barks, this 1992 Egmont issue delivers a classic mix of precision and pandemonium. The cover by the Tello-Team captures the moment’s tension in bold, expressive lines.
In "Kompanjongen," Skrue finds himself tangled in a debt from the Alaskan gold fields, owed to a long-forgotten kompanjong. With the boys in tow, he sets off to Chiliguyana to settle the score—though how exactly he plans to pay off a debt of billions in a place like that remains anyone’s guess.
In "Glassmesteren," Donald Duck, a skilled glassmaker, takes on a high-stakes job: replacing the glass in the television tower’s clock. But when a powerful sound wave from a giant tuning fork sends shockwaves through Andeby, shattering glass across the city, Donald must find a way to stop the chaos—before the entire town turns into a glittering ruin.
In "Tåkeslottet," Mikke and Langbein track Haien and his gang from Andeby Fengsel to the fog-shrouded land of Steinuria, where the crooks plot to steal a collection of precious gems from the emperor’s Tåkeslottet. With the stakes rising and the mist thickening, the duo must navigate treacherous terrain and outwit a cunning criminal crew before the heist is complete.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #21/1960 (1960), Picsou Magazine #225
Reprinted in Donald Ducks Show #[111] (2003)
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