Donald Duck & Co #29/2000

When Donald Duck turns his luck into a career as an interior architect, his so-called "modern" designs are less about skill and more about chance—but when he takes on the delicate task of renovating a baroness’s doghouse, even his chaotic flair might finally meet its match.

When Mikke stumbles upon a talking sword in the garden, he unwittingly awakens an ancient curse: a jester’s spell turned the blade into a living relic, and only by facing a modern "dragon"—a monstrous car—can he break the enchantment.

When Jo and his friends start printing wanted posters on Petter Smart’s old press, a sudden gust of wind sends them flying across Andeby—each one featuring a masked Donald Duck.

When Langbein accidentally gains super strength near a military bomb test, Mickey takes him to Andeby Boxing Club to put his new power to the test. There, an unscrupulous boxing promoter signs him, and Langbein quickly dominates the heavyweight circuit—until only the championship title remains.

In "Badevakten," Donald takes on a new job as a lifeguard on the beach, only to find his day turned upside down by a grinning, mischievous stranger. As the troublemaker makes his duties nearly impossible, Donald’s young charges step in with creative — if slightly chaotic — ideas to help him manage.

In "Dametekke," Donald Duck sets out on a whimsical quest to win back Dolly, who’s headed to a ballet with Anton, after a trolldame at the fair promises him she’ll find him irresistible—if he brings back a red alga from Ytre Ufyslia. With a mix of charm and chaos, Donald’s journey into the unknown begins, fueled by love and a little magic.