Donald Duck & Co #28/1998
In "For sikkerhets skyld," Donald Duck and Scrooge McDuck wager on who can rebuild their fortunes from scratch—Donald betting on the power of small, clever inventions, Scrooge on grand, industrial ambition. With a global race to prove their methods, the duo sets off on a whirlwind journey, each testing their luck and ingenuity across distant lands. Written by Carl Barks and Helene C. Kløvstad, with art and inks by Carl Barks, this 1998 Egmont comic captures the classic spirit of adventure and rivalry.
Donald takes the thefts in Duckburg seriously, installing the most advanced security system available and turning his home into a high-tech fortress.
In "Med tommehender," Donald Duck and Gyro Gearloose embark on a high-stakes bet to see who can rebuild their fortunes from nothing—Donald peddling tiny cassette players, Gyro pushing a massive oven for heating airplane hangars in frigid regions. Their race takes them halfway around the globe, testing their hustle, ingenuity, and patience in the most unlikely markets.
In the sweltering heat of Andeby’s third consecutive dry month, Petter stumbles upon a mysterious powder that promises to summon rain at a moment’s notice. Donald, ever eager to prove himself a hero, sees a golden opportunity to save the day—before the whole town turns into a dust bowl.
In "Tregrensen er nådd," Skrue finds himself at the center of a scandal when environmental groups accuse him of destroying the Amazon rainforest for gold mining. With Donald and the boys in tow, he sets out to clear his name by investigating the claims firsthand.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #43/1959 (1959), Donald Duck & Co #44/1959 (1959), Donald Duck & Co #45/1959 (1959), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #13 (1996)
Reprinted in Donald Duck God gammel årgang #2000 (2000), Disney Jubileumspocket #8 (2015), Mikke #10/2007
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