Donald Duck & Co #22/1998
"Spenning i weekenden" kicks off with Donald Duck’s romantic misstep when his date with Dolly ends in a dramatic exit after a clash with a guest. Tired of being with a man who lacks both style and class, Dolly is ready to call it quits—until a twist of mistaken identity turns Donald into an accidental detective. When the restaurant owner’s daughter believes he’s a famous private investigator, she enlists him to solve a bizarre mystery involving exploding shrimp that leave guests stunned. Written by Paul Halas, Jack Sutter, and Henning Hagerup, with art and inks by Colomer, this 1998 Norwegian release delivers charm and chaos in equal measure.
In "Spenning i weekenden," Donald Duck turns a neglected old hotel into a high-stakes mystery weekend, crafting a clever riddle for wealthy guests to solve. With a dash of suspense and a touch of chaos, he sets the stage for a weekend of intrigue—where the real challenge might be figuring out who’s really pulling the strings.
In "Overgrodd," Donald Duck finds himself unexpectedly transformed into a jungle-like creature after weeks without a proper haircut, prompting him to rent out his new look to a television crew filming an episode of *Apemannen Zargak*. The story follows the chaotic, comically awkward situation that unfolds when Donald’s wild appearance becomes the centerpiece of a bizarre on-screen spectacle.
In "I fotballens tjeneste," Donald Duck, lifelong fan of Andeby Glimt, finds himself unexpectedly essential when his head becomes the only part of the field the team’s football can actually hit. With a mix of pride and absurdity, he volunteers to stand behind the opposing team’s goal—just to keep the game going.
In "Kosmisk rettsak," Mikke is unexpectedly called upon to serve as an interplanetary diplomat when alien beings demand that Professor Statisk be put on trial. Accused of endangering the galaxy with his inventions—threatening to expose their world to Earth’s chaos, war, and pollution—the case unfolds with high stakes and unexpected twists.
When Donald asks Dolly to a fancy dinner, things go sideways—literally—after a fight with a guest lands him on the street. Tired of being with a man who lacks both style and class, Dolly considers ending things—until the restaurant owner’s daughter mistakes Donald for a famous detective and begs him to solve the case of the exploding clams that keep ruining her guests’ faces.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #10 (130) (1951), Donald Duck & Co #35/1958 (1958), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #13 (1996)
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