Donald Duck & Co #27/1998
In "Pengenes makt," Donald Villand, commander of Andeborg Festning at the northernmost edge of Kaledonia, faces a cunning threat as Viking warlord Thorfinn den grusomme plots an invasion by tricking the fortress's defenders into participating in a deceptive art competition. With wit and unexpected strategy, Donald counters the deception using the very same weapon—money—turned against the invaders. Written by David Gerstein, Marco Rota, and Henning Hagerup, and illustrated by Marco Rota with inks by the same, this 1998 issue from Hjemmet/Egmont features a cover by Marco Rota.
In "Pengenes makt," Donald Villand, commander of Andeborg Festning at the northern edge of Kaledonia, faces a cunning threat when the brutal Viking Thorfinn and his men trick the fortress defenders into joining a art competition to weaken their guard. With wit and unexpected strategy, Donald meets the invaders on their own terms—turning their scheme against them.
Jo står med en ny bil i hender, men det er ikke bare en bil – det er en som har gått igjen i en gammel fabrikk, og nå er den forhekset. Når det gamle samlebåndet starter ved et uhell, blir en ny bil til et mystisk resultat, og den gamle fabrikkeieren viser seg å være mer enn bare en minne.
In "Ny gårdsgutt," Skrue receives an elephant as a gift from Sultan Sahib and quickly passes it off to Bestemor, hoping to avoid the high cost of feeding it. Bestemor, ever practical, puts the elephant to work in exchange for meals.
In "Databråk," Petter leaves Donald and the boys in charge of programming his latest invention for the year's inventor festival—only for a mishap to send Donald plunging into a dangerous computer game. With the fate of the invention hanging in the balance, the chaos unfolds in a world where code meets comedy.
In "En eventyrlig dag," Donald pays a visit to Dolly and the girls at Dolly’s new cabin, where the girls are all fired up for adventure and dress up to play out their favorite tales. Meanwhile, the B-Team is on the run, sneaking around in disguise as wild animals, hoping to steal some food.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #427 (1952), Four Color #1161 (1961), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #7 (1991), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #8 (1992), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #13 (1996), Donald Duck #23/1994, Mikke #9/2006
Reprinted in Donald Duck God gammel årgang #2000 (2000), Carl Barks samlede verk #22 (2005), Donald Duck & Co #36/2013 (2013), Donald Duck & Co #27/2020 (2020), Mikke #8/2006
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