Donald Duck & Co #19/2001
In "Tryllekunst med kanin," Mikke stumbles upon a colorful egg in the garden, cracking open to reveal a mysterious alien baby. Programmed to bond with the first living thing it sees, the creature’s desperate need for connection sets off a chain of events that threatens to erase everything in its path—starting with Mikke’s home. Written by Don Markstein and Harald Dyrkorn, with art by Ferioli and inks by Angeles Felices, this 2001 Egmont issue features a whimsical yet high-stakes tale brought to life by Ulrich Schröder’s striking cover.
When Donald and Ronny’s antics draw the ire of their neighbor, the old lady’s land suddenly becomes a hot commodity—first for a double price just to end the noise, then eyed by Andeby Railways for new train lines. With chaos brewing and no clear way out, Jo finds herself caught between a stubborn neighbor and the rails of progress.
When Mikke discovers a colorful egg in the garden containing a baby alien, he’s startled by the creature’s instant attachment—its genetic programming ensures it will love the first living thing it sees. Now, with the alien’s true parents determined to erase all traces of Mikke’s presence, the small duck faces a growing crisis as their desperate plan threatens to level everything around him.
In "Supernøtten," Donald Duck and the boys embark on a wild journey to San Floresta, chasing a legendary nut said to make Skrue’s breakfast blend impossible to resist. Along the way, they face off against a rival corn king determined to stop them.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #19/1989 (1989), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #14 (1997), Donald Duck #33/2000 (2000)
Reprinted in Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #330 (2004), Hall of Fame #[11] (2006), Donald Duck & Co #36/2008 (2008), Donald Duck & Co #35/2010 (2010), Donald spesial #[2/2015] (2015), Donald spesial #[3/2023] (2023)
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