Donald Duck & Co #27/2001
In "Uro i familien," Donald and the boys stumble upon an ancient treasure map hidden inside a worn sword hilt, sparking a cross-continental adventure to northern Italy with their trusty mechanic Skrue. When the two halves of the sword are joined, they witness a long-forgotten Saracen raid that once swept across the Mediterranean—a discovery that stirs unexpected echoes in their own lives. Written by Marco Rota and Gerd Ingebrigtsen and illustrated by Marco Rota, with cover art by Marco Rota, this 2001 Egmont release offers a timeless blend of mystery and family mischief.
When Jo decides to prove he’s as stingy as his wealthy cousin, he challenges himself to go a whole day without spending a single coin—just as Magica De Spell is once again on the hunt for Lykke’s treasure.
In "Sarasenerens natt," Donald and the boys stumble upon an ancient treasure map hidden inside a worn saber hilt, setting them on a journey to northern Italy with Skrue. When the two halves of the saber are joined, they witness a long-forgotten Saracen raid that once swept across the Mediterranean—uncovering secrets buried beneath centuries of history.
In the quirky town of Andeby, a local ice cream factory calls on Professor Statisk to develop a new kind of ice cream soda—only for Mikke to accidentally taste it and transform into a primal, super-strong giant mouse, his powers flickering on and off like a faulty switch.
When money starts to mold and needs fresh air, Jo sets out to transport his fortune to the coast in a custom-built truck. But B-Gang, eavesdropping on the plan, hijacks the shipment before it can leave town.
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↩ Reprints Topolino più #9 (1983), Donald Duck album #[2] (1986), Donald Duck & Co #49/1988 (1988), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #14 (1997), Donald Duck #31/1999
Reprinted in Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #333 (2004), Donald Duck & Co #42/2018 (2018)
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