Donald Duck & Co #23/2001
In "Fødselsdagsgaven," Donald Duck stumbles upon a shattered piggy bank in Andeby, sparking a well-intentioned but misguided mission when he finds a box of cigars. Believing the local boys are squandering their savings on bad habits, he takes it upon himself to teach them a lesson—leading to a moment of unexpected consequence. Written by Daan Jippes and Henning Hagerup, with art by Freddy Milton and inks by Ben Verhagen, the story captures a rare, quiet moment of parental concern from Donald, all rendered with the distinctive charm of the Egmont series. Cover by César Ferioli.
In "Fødselsdagsgaven," Donald Duck stumbles upon a broken piggy bank and, misreading the situation, believes the children of Andeby are on a dangerous path. When he finds a box of cigars, he takes it upon himself to "correct" their behavior—leading to a series of awkward and unintended consequences.
When Mikke and Svarte-Petter are shackled together, they’re forced to work as a team to escape a time-delayed bomb. Reluctantly, they also end up participating in the Minnis tomannsløp, bound by their shared predicament.
Petter’s nerves are shot as he prepares to present his latest inventions, but a quiet week at Grandma’s farm might just be the calm he needs. With the pressure mounting, he’s counting on peace and quiet to find his confidence—though even the countryside has its own surprises.
In "Det forsvunnes verden," Donald Duck is whisked away to a mysterious realm where everything that disappears ends up—complete with prehistoric help. Sent there by a trickster magician, Donald must navigate this strange, forgotten world before finding a way back.
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Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #43/2004 (2004), Hall of Fame #[23] (2008), Donald spesial #[2/2014] (2014), Donald Duck & Co #24/2019 (2019), Donald spesial #[1/2021] (2021)
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