Donald Duck & Co #29/1998

When summer heat turns Andeby into an icy oddity, Donald Duck finds himself ice-fishing on Bunnløssjøen—only to plunge through the frozen surface and into a hidden underground world. There, he discovers a race of subterranean beings whose lost control over Earth’s weather has thrown the planet into chaos. As Donald tries to help, his efforts accidentally halt the planet’s rotation, leaving the fate of the world in his paws.

When Pluto accidentally gets a bucket of paint dumped on him, he flees in terror, leaving Mickey to track down a suddenly very green hound. In this lighthearted 1998 tale from Donald Duck & Co #29, a simple mishap turns into a playful chase through the familiar world of anthropomorphic animals, with only the power of friendship and a dash of humor to guide the way.

Jo, the one who’s never had a job starting with Z, finds himself out of work—until he lands a role as a zookeeper, just in time to keep an eye on the animals who might just be plotting something.

In "Mot sør, mot sør …," Donald Duck finally enjoys his first vacation day, only to have his peaceful garden getaway interrupted by ants and a sudden downpour. With his plans in ruins, he convinces Anton to swap places and take his 14-day holiday to Pingo-Pango in the South Seas.

Skrue is accused of destroying the rainforests of Andazonas in connection with gold mining, and he takes Donald and the boys along to clear his name. With the mystery unfolding in the lush, untamed jungle, the trio must navigate clues and unexpected twists in a case that’s far from black and white.