Donald Duck & Co #21/1997
In "Sjøfareren," Donald Duck wakes up in a strangely transformed Andeby, stalked by prehistoric beasts, giant cats, and dragons—while even Dolly, Bestemor, and Guffen act utterly bizarre. When he turns to the police for help, he meets a B-gang police officer, only to realize he’s accidentally become the star of Petter’s latest dream invention: a nightmare he never saw coming. Written by Marco Rota and Mai Piene and illustrated by Marco Rota, this 1997 Egmont tale from Norway blends surreal chaos with classic duck-sized absurdity.
In "Sjøfareren," Donald Duck finally shares the truth with Dolly about his lifelong habit of wearing a sailor suit—backstory begins years ago when he was adrift in the South Seas, sailing from island to island.
In "Den som ler sist ...," the world's most famous detective offers Fiks a chance to finally lock away the B-Gang, betting they'll try to steal the twenty-four-carat gold chain the mayor plans to wear at three events the next day. With the stakes high and the trap set, the tension builds as the B-Gang's next move hangs in the balance.
In "Dyster spådom," Skrue veier seg and receives a grim prophecy that this is his unlucky day. After a string of bad financial news, he attempts to sell off his entire empire to Gulbrand, hoping to cut his losses—though whether that’s a wise move or just another twist of fate remains to be seen.
When the boys want to play ball, Donald worries they’ll break a window and sends them to a field outside town. But when a wayward ball hits an explosives depot, the resulting blast shatters every window in town.
When Donald wakes up after a brief nap with Petter, Andeby has transformed into a surreal nightmare—prehistoric beasts, giant cats, and dragons stalk the streets, while Dolly, Bestemor, and Guffen act strangely. Seeking help, he turns to the police and encounters a B-gang officer, only to realize he’s accidentally become the star of Petter’s latest dream invention.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #199 (1948), Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #39 (1954), Donald Duck & Co #33/1983 (1983), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #12 (1995)
Reprinted in Klassisk Donald Duck #30 (2021)
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