Donald Duck & Co #24/1997
In "Skituren," Mikke og Minni stumble upon a mysterious seafarer's chest outside Mikke's home—just before a band of pirates swoops in and spirits them away, along with the chest, to the pirates' ship. There, Mikke makes a surprising reunion with his long-lost sea-faring uncle, who sent the chest. Written by John Blair Moore and Harald Dyrkorn and illustrated by César Ferioli with inks by Angeles Felices, this 1997 Norwegian adventure from Hjemmet/Egmont delivers a charming, nautical twist on the classic duck family tales.
In "Vann på hjernen," Hakkespettene take a weekend ride through Andebydalen with their horses, only to find the valley’s future in jeopardy—plans to flood the area are underway, and an old man refuses to leave his home. When his stubbornness leads to a clash with the police, the ducks step in, not to force the issue, but to find a way through the standoff.
When Donald decides to turn his annual outdoor grilling into a money-making pølsebod, his entrepreneurial spirit takes a wild turn—leading to chaos that accidentally crashes the rocket carrying the universe’s most important scientific mission. A perfectly absurd mix of hot dogs, hubris, and high-stakes science, all in a 12-page slice of classic funny-animal mayhem.
When Mikke and Minni discover a mysterious sailor's chest outside Mikke's house, their curiosity quickly turns to adventure—until a gang of pirates storms in, snatching the chest and whisking both friends away to their ship. There, Mikke is stunned to find his long-lost seafaring uncle waiting in the cargo hold, the very one who sent the strange box.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #14/1983 (1983), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #12 (1995)
Reprinted in Donald Duck God gammel årgang #2000 (2000), Donald Ducks Show #[Ferieshow 2007] (2007)
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