Donald Duck & Co #23/1989
In "En ny hobby," Skrue’s mood takes a turn for the worse until a doctor suggests a new pastime to lift his spirits. From brettseiling to golf and fishing, nothing seems to help—until he discovers the unexpected thrill of myntleting with a metal detector. Written by John Antrobus, Les Lilley, and Harald Dyrkorn, and illustrated by Daniel Branca, this 1989 slice of Nordic duck humor finds joy in the small, surprising things.
When Skrue grows tired and downhearted, the doctor prescribes a new hobby to lift his spirits—though brettseiling, tennis, golf, and fishing all fail to help. Eventually, Skrue finds unexpected joy in myntleting with a metal detector, turning a simple pastime into a surprising new passion.
When the Skeptikerklubben offers a billion kroner for proof of a flying saucer, Skrue’s quiet day takes a turn when tiny green aliens from the planet Mikro show up at his door—uninvited, and very, very small.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #13/1968 (1968)
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #19/2002 (2002)
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