Donald Duck & Co #25/2000
"Josefine" delivers a clever sci-fi twist in the Donald Duck & Co series, as Mikke and a holographic version of Professor Statisk journey to the asteroid belt to investigate a mysterious force draining energy from distant planets and asteroids. With the help of Professor Statisk’s final invention—millions of micro-robots capable of reassembling molecules on the fly—Mikke must navigate the unknown, all while the threat on Earth looms ever closer. Written by Noel Van Horn and Nina Svendsrud, with art and inks by Noel Van Horn, this 2000 issue from Hjemmet/Egmont offers a rare, inventive blend of adventure and futuristic tech in a familiar world.
When Donald struggles to pay his rent, he pins his hopes on a lucky lottery ticket from a mail-order contest—but the prize-winning duck seems more interested in adventure than cash. Written by the team behind the story and illustrated with sharp, expressive detail, "Josefine" follows Donald’s tangled hopes and a feathered mystery that takes flight in unexpected directions.
When Skrue and Gulbrand set off on a treasure hunt for the legendary fortune hidden by the adventurer Duckington in Tårevåtia, they uncover a surprise: the so-called "black diamonds" are nothing more than truffles.
When mysterious disturbances begin stripping away outer planets and asteroids, Mickey and a holographic version of Professor Static journey into the asteroid belt to investigate. Armed with millions of microscopic robots—Professor Static’s final invention designed to reconfigure molecules—Mickey must navigate the unknown, where even the smallest detail could hold the key to the mystery.
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