Donald Duck & Co #29/1986
In "Hjem for hjemløse," Skrue’s high-tech money vault hinges on a mysterious flute that only opens it when played just right—until the ghost haunting Notre Duck Cathedral in Andeby steals it from the church’s hidden well. With the flute gone and the ghost playing a dangerous game, Skrue, Donald, and the boys must face a series of baffling trials in the cathedral’s shadowy halls. Written by Carl Barks and Vivi Aagaard, with art and inks by Carl Barks, and a cover by Daniel Branca, this 1986 Egmont release is a classic blend of whimsy and suspense from the Scandinavian Donald Duck tradition.
When Skrue installs a high-tech lock on his money vault—activated only by playing a specific tune on a special flute—the mysterious Fantomet i Notre Duck begins stealing the flute from its hidden spot in the cathedral’s wish well. With the Fantomet well-known in Andeby’s Notre Duck, Skrue, Donald, and the boys are soon thrown into a series of nerve-wracking tests designed to catch the thief.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #45/1967 (1967)
Reprinted in Donald Ducks Show #[97] (1998), Donald Ducks Show #[98] (1998)
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