Donald Duck & Co #25/1998
"Paddebråk" brings a delightfully whimsical twist to the McDuck clan’s storied legacy in this 1998 issue, where Donald and the boys are unexpectedly pulled into a time-traveling quest through the golden window. With the family’s newly arrived Scottish treasures as a catalyst, the mysterious Count McSkroth appears from the mirror, summoning them to 1697 to protect their ancestral estate from the Wiskerville clan. Written by Joachim Friedmann and Henning Hagerup and illustrated by Marsal with inks by Marsal, this adventure blends family tradition with a touch of historical intrigue.
In "Mirakelagn," Jo, a perpetually unlucky whale hunter, earns his keep delivering mail instead of catching whales—until Petter devises a strange powder meant to lure them in. With a mix of hope and skepticism, Jo sets out to test the invention, unaware of what might come of it.
In "I illusjonens makt," Donald and the boys find themselves at a performance by a world-famous hypnotist—until Donald calls the act fake, triggering an unexpected reaction that leaves the hypnotist strangely open to suggestion.
In "Fortiden kaller," the McDuck clan's long-held traditions take a sudden turn when Scrooge reveals a hidden treasure arriving from Scotland—only for the golden window to summon the mysterious Lord McSkroth, who urgently calls Donald and the boys to journey back to 1697 to protect their ancestral home from the Wiskerville clan.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #34 (1954), Donald Duck & Co #35/1972 (1972), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #13 (1996)
Reprinted in Donald Duck God gammel årgang #2000 (2000), Donald Ducks Show #[Vårshow 2007] (2007), Donald Duck & Co #46/2023 (2023)
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