Donald Duck & Co #29/1994

In "Svindler med stil," Donald Duck learns a hard lesson about authority when his new neighbor—father of three impeccably polite sons—shows him that respect must be earned before obedience can follow. Determined to win his boys' respect, Donald takes a risky leap, buying new clothes, furniture, and even a car on favorable terms from the neighbor, only to find himself entangled in a scheme he didn’t see coming.

When Hetti, Letti, and Netti launch a cleanup business to save up for a new CD player, they land a job sorting through the cluttered office of the eccentric Skrue—just as Magica De Spell is on the hunt for a fabled luck charm.

When the Hakkespetten gang sets out for their annual climb to the summit of Grønnpraktfjellet, Skrue’s new mining operation threatens to put their journey in peril. With the mountain’s stability at risk, the usual climb takes a dangerous turn—no one’s sure who’ll make it to the top first.

In "Sverdet i treet," Mikke and Langbein set off on a road trip in their houseboat when they stumble upon a university fire sparked by Professor Melde’s decades-long attempt to decode an ancient Gaelic manuscript. The text is said to hold the secret to the location of Garna-Phail, Baldragons legendary sword, and the duo finds themselves caught in the middle of a mystery far bigger than their vacation.