Donald Duck & Co #27/1997
When Bestemor Duck, Dolly, Onkel Skrue, Fetter Anton, Donald, and the boys head out for a picnic in the English countryside, their escape from city life takes a magical turn—plunging them into the strange, dreamlike world of "Et midtsommernattsmareritt." Amid ancient woods and enchanted mist, they find themselves caught in a whimsical, otherworldly chase, where Oberon, Puck, and Dronning Titania weave their spell.
When Donald Duck’s job at the Andeby Central Data vault hinges on a fifty-year-old system tracking everyone’s money, he’s stuck counting coins for months—until Petter Smart’s new money scanner makes him redundant. Now suspicious of all machines, Donald’s distrust only grows when Magica fra Tryll resurfaces, still chasing the legendary luck ring.
In "Marco Polos skatt," Scrooge’s latest acquisition—a mysterious jade elephant shipped from the war-torn kingdom of Unsteadystan—arrives with only the tail intact and a peasant boy, Soie Bhønn, in tow. A cryptic note tucked inside the tail hints at a treasure map hidden in the trunk, setting off a high-stakes journey across Unsteadystan where the elephant has become a symbol of rebellion under the rebel leader Rotte Thann. With Donald, the nephews, and Soie Bhønn in tow, Scrooge must navigate treacherous politics and ancient secrets to uncover the truth behind the legendary treasure.
When Uncle Scrooge discovers a mysterious bubble in his coffee that hints at a priceless treasure, he’s quick to follow the trail—especially when a random square inch of soil accidentally ends up in his breakfast mix. With Donald and the nephews on the hunt for fortune, what starts as a morning oddity soon turns into a wild, earthy adventure.
When Donald and the nephews go on a bike vacation in England, Uncle Scrooge tracks them down using Petter Smart’s personal locator and sends a measuring device to check if there’s still gold in the old mines. What starts as a routine survey leads them to a mountain entirely made of pure gold—and deep inside, a forgotten troll man trapped behind bars, his fate tied to the mountain’s hidden secrets.
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Reprints
↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #7 (1954), Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #15 (1956), Walt Disney Uncle Scrooge #64 (1966), Donald Duck & Co #47/1967 (1967), Donald Duck & Co #35/1968 (1968), Donald Duck & Co #11/1983 (1983), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #12 (1995), Donald Duck #22/1995
Reprinted in Carl Barks samlede verk #12 (2005), Carl Barks samlede verk #28 (2007), Donald Duck & Co #25/2008 (2008), Donald Duck & Co #22/2023 (2023)
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