Donald Duck & Co #22/1992
In "Utbryterkongen," Donald Duck finds himself unexpectedly cast as a legendary escape artist king—though he's never actually pulled off a real escape. When his nephews insist he perform a daring escape act at the sports day, Donald must track down a true escape king to learn the craft, leading to a mix of humor and high-stakes sleight-of-hand. Written by Russel Lewis, Jack Sutter, and Harald Dyrkorn, with art by Vicar, and featuring a cover by the Tello-Team, this 1992 Egmont comic captures the classic charm of the Duck universe with a playful twist.
In "Utbryterkongen," Donald Duck, long retired from his days as a famed outlaw king, is reluctantly drawn back into his old life when his nephews insist he perform a daring escape act at the school sports day. Forced to seek out a real outlaw king to learn a proper trick, Donald must confront his past — and the legacy he thought he’d left behind.
In "Lykkekakene," Mikke and Langbein find themselves entangled in a quirky mystery when secret messages hidden in lykkekakers lead them on a strange detour during a delivery for Zoom Transport. The trail takes them from a bustling kinarestaurant to the mysterious origins of jade figurines from Bing Bong—where every sweet bite might hold a clue.
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Reprinted in Disney-posten #12/1996 (1996), Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #302 (1997), Mikke Mus Månedshefte #12/2004, Mikke Mus Månedshefte #7/2004
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