Donald Duck & Co #28/1999

In "Bråk i Apalveien," Donald Duck and his neighbor Jensen escalate a petty dispute over an apple into a full-blown war of destruction, leaving both their homes in ruins. Even with a new judge as a neighbor, peace remains out of reach as their rivalry spirals further out of control.

When Langbein accidentally buys the legendary old Timor-tauet at auction, he discovers its magical power to transport him anywhere in the world—just by wishing. With the tauet in hand, every journey becomes an unexpected adventure, and the ordinary world suddenly holds endless wonders.

When Langbein accidentally buys the legendary old Timor-tauet at auction, he discovers its magical power to transport him anywhere in the world—just by tying it around his waist. The real adventure begins when he realizes the rope doesn’t just move him, it moves with a mind of its own.

When Langbein accidentally bids on the legendary old Timor-tauet at an auction, he discovers its magical power to transport him anywhere in the world—just by tying a knot. The story follows his unexpected journey, where every twist of the rope leads to a new, unforeseen destination.

In a tale of clever traps and wily tricks, Storeulv builds a portable rocket to finally catch the clever pigs—only for the pigs to strike back with a fake poster offering a reward for live wolves.

In "Detektiven," Donald Duck takes on his first case as a private detective, tracking down Dolly’s missing cat—while the Beagle Boys pull off a heist using trained mice to raid the Screw's money bin.