Donald Duck & Co #23/1995
In "Bot og bedring," Donald Duck finds himself in a web of municipal rules he never knew he was breaking—until a routine inspection turns his tidy life upside down. Written by Joel Katz, Charlie Martin, and Harald Dyrkorn, with art and inks by Vicar, this 1995 Norwegian comic delivers a sharp, humorous look at bureaucracy, where even the best intentions can land you in jail. Cover by Vicar.
In "Bot og bedring," Donald Duck finds himself in a tangled web of municipal rules after a building inspector uncovers a series of code violations at his home. Determined to clear his name, he tries to appeal to the mayor—but every step toward justice only leads him deeper into bureaucratic trouble, culminating in an unexpected arrest.
In "Den kvikkeste," Donald sets out to get a dog, settling on a genuine rough-haired Riesenschnauzer he’s convinced is the world’s smartest. But when the dog’s behavior starts to match its reputation, Donald may have bitten off more than he bargained for.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #9/1976 (1976), Donald Duck #28/1992 (1992), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #11 (1994)
Reprinted in Mikke Mus God gammel årgang #2000 (2000), Carl Barks samlede verk #3 (2006), Donald Duck & Co #26/2020 (2020)
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