Donald Duck & Co #23/1997
"Vett og uvett" delivers a delightfully twisted tale in Donald Duck & Co #23 (1997), where Andebys forsteder become a magnet for criminal ambition. When B-Gjengen steals a cursed statuette that only returns to its owner unless stolen again, chaos begins to unfold—though just how far it goes remains a mystery. Written by Gail Renard, Kym Hempson-Simpson, and Mai Piene, and illustrated by Jorge David Redo, this story blends classic Disney mischief with a touch of supernatural intrigue, all rendered in the distinctive style of Redo’s art.
In "Brysom tingest," B-Gjengen targets a cursed statue that always returns to its owner—unless stolen again—turning a simple heist into a slippery game of fate. The story unfolds in the chaotic world of anthropomorphic animals, where every theft brings a new twist to the old rule: once stolen, it never stays gone.
When Professor Statisk claims to have invented a superglue that sticks to anything, Jo and the others are quick to test it—until the sticky substance starts causing more trouble than it solves. Written with a playful edge and drawn in the classic Disney animal style, this 1997 tale from Donald Duck & Co #23 turns a simple experiment into a sticky situation.
In "Drømmeferie," Donald takes his nephews on a hiking trip through a remote corner of France, only to be driven into a cave by a sudden storm. There, they stumble upon ancient cave paintings, and when some mysterious herbs are tossed into their campfire, strange visions begin to unfold.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #408 (1952), Four Color #456 (1953), Donald Duck & Co #16/1983 (1983), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #7 (1991), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #9 (1992), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #12 (1995), Donald Duck #22/1995
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co, spesialhefte [Kellogg's gratishefte] #2 (2003)
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