Donald Duck & Co #27/1994
In "Fiskedilla," Donald Villand—once a modern-day duck—finds himself transported to the Viking Age, where he’s crowned commander of the fortress Andeborg in the land of Kaledonia. Believing he’s a true warrior thanks to a mysterious amulet with magical runes, he leads a band of real Vikings in a daring assault on his own fortress. Written by Marco Rota and Harald Dyrkorn and illustrated by Marco Rota, this 1994 Egmont comic blends myth and mischief in a story where courage is both a gift and a burden.
In "Fiskedilla," Donald Duck finds himself stuck in a fishing rut—literally—after being sent on endless, fruitless fishing errands for his boss, Skrue. When he’s finally promoted to the unlikely role of official fishing rod tester at Fiskestangfabrikken, he discovers that fishing during work hours might just be the most profitable job he’s ever had.
In "Kanonvakten," Skrue, ever the pragmatic duck, refuses to waste time on complaints and hires Donald to handle the chaos. With B-Gang on the loose once more, Skrue prepares to defend the money vault using an old cannon—just as the dust starts to settle, the real trouble begins.
In the land of Kaledonia, during the Viking Age, Donald Villand commands the fortress of Andeborg—until a mystical amulet with ancient runes convinces him he’s truly a warrior of legend. Believing himself the bravest man alive, he leads a band of real Vikings in an attack on his own stronghold. The amulet’s power twists his mind, blurring the line between myth and reality.
In "Tvilsomt råd," Donald tries his luck as a door-to-door salesman, but his sales are going nowhere—until he comes up with a questionable trick involving a necklace and a quick escape when the door opens.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #17/1970 (1970), Donald Duck & Co #11/1979 (1979), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #2 (1988)
Reprinted in Mikke Mus Månedshefte #8/2005
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