Donald Duck & Co #2/1996
In "Rim i luften," Donald Duck takes on a peculiar new job when a famous windmill discovers a miraculous superflour with endless uses. Tasked with delivering custom baked goods to everyone in town, Donald soon finds himself tangled in a recipe written in the mysterious Kaudervelsk script—only he’s not sure what it really says. Written by Carl Barks and Helene C. Kløvstad, with art and inks by Carl Barks, this 1996 Norwegian edition offers a delightfully quirky twist on a classic character’s daily misadventures.
In "Rim i luften," Donald Duck finds himself utterly smitten—so much so that he’s lost in a whirlwind of love poems and daydreams, leaving all else behind. When a sudden power outage strands him with nothing but a cold cabbage to survive on, his romantic obsession faces its most absurd test yet.
In "Vidundermelet," Donald Duck lands a strange new job: traveling the countryside offering to bake anything anyone desires, thanks to a miraculous supermill. But when he starts delivering orders, he discovers the recipes are written in a language he can't read—Kaudervelsk—leaving him to figure out the ingredients one disastrous mix-up at a time.
When Professor Punktum is arrested on suspicion of smuggling rare birds to Andeby, his daughter enlists Mickey and Longbein to travel to Søndre Basill and clear his name. As they follow the trail through the marshlands, the mystery deepens—what really happened to the birds, and why does everyone seem to be watching?
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #7/1955 (1955), Donald Duck & Co #45/1981 (1981), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #12 (1995)
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