Donald Duck & Co #19/2000
"Underjordisk" sees Skrue faced with a surprising demand from his half-brother: half of his fortune. The twist? A clause in the agreement forces Skrue to actively work to keep his wealth growing—pushing him into a situation far from his usual antics. Written by William Van Horn and Harald Dyrkorn, with art and inks by Van Horn, this 2000 Egmont issue features a cover by Michel Nadorp.
When artist Klaus creates a series of whimsical scarecrows, a pair of clever criminals hijacks the idea—using a robotic ghost to trick him into unwittingly aiding their heists. As the prank spirals beyond his control, Klaus must figure out who’s behind the mischief before his art becomes a tool for chaos.
When Skrue is suddenly confronted by his half-brother Jubalon demanding half his fortune, he’s thrown into a scramble to keep his wealth growing—thanks to a clause that forces him to work for it. The unexpected claim sets off a chain of events that tests their strained relationship and Skrue’s usual lazy ways.
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↩ Reprints Anders And & Co. #30/1993 (1993), Donald Duck #43/1996 (1996), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #14 (1997), Donald Duck #41/1999
Reprinted in Disney-posten #9/1997 (1997), Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #323 (2003), Kick-It! #[3/2006] (2006), Donald spesial #[4/2016] (2016), Donald Duck & Co #45/2021 (2021), Donald Duck & Co #36/2023 (2023)
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