Donald Duck & Co #27/1999

When Donald stumbles upon a magical flute, he unexpectedly becomes a dazzling interpreter of Bachmaninoff’s music—so much so that at a charity concert, he performs the final movement of the composer’s unfinished masterpiece. As the music swells, something strange begins to happen: Bachmaninoff’s spirit slowly transfers from the flute into Donald himself.

When Skrue Petter builds a massive steel vault to end his nightmares about the B-Gang’s invasion of the money vault, the result is a paradise of endless cash—until strange things start happening. Magica has awakened the elements’ wrath by placing a cursed coin in the treasure hoard, and now the golden dream begins to unravel.

When Donald Duck tries to impress Dolly by landing a job as a forest ranger, he’s given one final chance to prove himself: keep Andebybukta free of trash and illegal dumping. With a mix of determination and chaos, he sets out to clean the beach—only to find that even the most meticulous effort can’t stop nature’s stubborn mess.

In "Nummer 616," Donald Duck stumbles upon a mysterious stone sun at an auction, unaware it holds a strange power that makes plants grow with impossible speed. When the stone's origins are revealed—linked to the now-barren land of Yucatixo—the consequences of his purchase begin to unfold in ways he never expected.