Donald Duck & Co #24/1994

In "Strandtrengsel," Donald and the boys dream of a perfect day at the beach, but their early enthusiasm leads to a crowded shore. With no room to relax, they set off on a quest to find a quiet stretch of sand—free from meddling neighbors and endless footprints.

In "Redningsduen," Mikke and Langbein journey to Santa Farina to rescue Langbein’s cousin, who’s trapped in a dire situation after being forced by bandits to dig for diamonds deep in the jungle. With danger lurking at every turn, their mission tests both courage and friendship.

In "For mye av det gode," Donald Duck takes on a new role as park ranger at Andeby Nature Reserve, where a lucky break leads him to stumble upon the golden four-leaf clover belonging to Anton. With a mix of fluke and determination, he tracks it down and sets out to return it—though not without a few wild detours along the way.

When fake money in the board game Banditt looks almost real, B-Gjengen sees a golden opportunity—breaking into the town’s biggest toy store to steal more of the game. The heist is on, but the line between play and profit starts to blur in ways no one expected.

In "Sommerfugljakten," Donald Duck takes on a high-stakes mission to track down the Almostus Extinctus, the rarest butterfly in the world, for the eccentric Sir Gnattbugg-Mothley. His journey to Africa quickly turns chaotic when rival collector Professor Angus McFiendly sabotages the expedition, forcing Donald into a desperate race against time—and cannibals—when the nephews are captured.