Donald Duck & Co #24/1999
In "For mye av det gode," a mysterious creature haunts the waters of Loch Duck in Scotland, prompting a reward for anyone who can photograph it. Skrue brings Donald and the boys to the old McDuck castle by the lake, where the hunt for the legendary beast begins. Written by Dave Angus and Vivi Aagaard, with art by Vicar and cover by Michel Nadorp, this 1999 issue from Hjemmet/Egmont blends classic duck-sized adventure with a touch of Scottish folklore.
In "For mye av det gode," Donald Duck takes on his first job as a railway inspector, tasked with tracking down the elusive Tobben and his hidden hideout—just as a gang plots to rob a train carrying gold bars. With the rails under pressure and secrets in motion, Donald’s new role quickly turns into a high-stakes chase.
In the quiet neighborhood of Apalveien, the residents decide to challenge the snobbish folks of Ferskensvingen by entering the Andebys prettiest street competition—turning their modest street into a show of charm, creativity, and community spirit.
Langbein feels overlooked by his friends and decides to prove himself by stealing a spaceship from Andeby Romsenter, setting off on a journey to a distant planet where he lands a crucial job as a resonator.
When a reward is offered for photographing the monster said to lurk in Loch Duck, Skrue brings Donald and the boys to the old McDuck castle by the lake—where secrets and suspicion start to rise, one shutter click at a time.
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↩ Reprints Skippern #18/1954 (1954), Donald Duck & Co #43/1982 (1982), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #13 (1996), Donald Duck #49/1995, Donald Duck #9/1997
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #38/2003 (2003), Donald Duck & Co #14/2017 (2017), Donald Duck & Co #19/2020 (2020)
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