Donald Duck & Co #20/2001
In "Drømmejobben," Donald Duck faces his most urgent mission yet when an asteroid hurtles toward Andeby, threatening to destroy the town and throw Earth off its orbit. With time running out, Donald volunteers to pilot a rocket into space to detonate the asteroid—turning his lifelong dream of space travel into a high-stakes reality. Written by Charlie Martin and Henning Hagerup, with art by Massaroli, and featuring a striking cover by Michel Nadorp, this 2001 Egmont issue delivers a thrilling blend of classic Disney charm and sci-fi urgency.
When Donald swaps his house for an old boat, he and his family plan to live on the salty sea—until a swarm of aggressive housebugs devours their floating home, sending them plunging into a strange, underwater world.
After accidentally getting eye drops meant for a dog, Mikke Mus gains the ability to see through almost anything. Soon, he’s put to use as a living telescope, helping others peer into distant worlds—though not without a few unexpected complications.
In "Havets verden," Skrue plots to replace his zoo’s sea lions with the wreck of a 1500s Spanish galleon as his new main attraction. Meanwhile, B-Gjengen, hiding inside a mechanical giant shark, is on the hunt for the long-lost treasure rumored to be buried beneath the old ship.
In "Farlig misforståelse," Donald Duck volunteers for a desperate mission: piloting a rocket to a looming asteroid set to destroy Andeby and destabilize Earth's orbit. With time running out and the stakes higher than ever, he’s racing against the clock to prevent catastrophe—though not everyone is convinced he’s the right choice.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #14 (1997), Donald Duck #46/1999 (1999), Donald Duck #18/2000 (2000), Donald Duck #45/2000 (2000)
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co Sætre spesialutgave #14 (2004)
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