Donald Duck & Co #27/1996

When Donald Duck decides to stay home for summer vacation, he sees a chance to turn Andeby’s tourist rush into a money-making opportunity—renting out his spare rooms. After a pair of disappointing attempts, he’s determined to try even harder, turning his house into a full-blown guesthouse with all the charm (and chaos) that comes with it).

In "Voodoo Hoodoo," Donald Duck finds himself tangled in a supernatural mystery when a cursed voodoo doll meant for Scrooge mysteriously ends up in his hand, triggering a curse that starts shrinking him. With rumors of a zombie haunting Duckburg and a dark past tied to Scrooge’s youthful schemes in Africa, Donald and the boys set off on a wild journey to the African jungle to lift the curse before it’s too late.

In "Stjerneskudd," Mikke and Minni visit the circus, where Mikke dares to try his hand at the trapeze—only to find his dream of becoming a traveling circus performer quickly dashed. The story captures a quiet moment of ambition and disappointment, all set against the vibrant backdrop of the big top.

In "Brikke eller ikke," Donald Duck, now a celebrated bric-a-brac artist known for his cash-only art sales, tasks his nephews with transforming old scrap into his next big creations. As he sets out to craft grand miniature data bricks, he unknowingly becomes the owner of a priceless stolen artifact—setting off a chain of events that could change everything.