Donald Duck & Co #3/1952
In "Aprilsnarr," Donald Duck and his nephews get caught in a prank war that backfires hilariously when the boys try to trick Donald with a pulled string in a wallet—only to find themselves the ones sporting the long noses. Written by Carl Barks and Helene C. Kløvstad, with art and inks by Barks, this 1952 Norwegian edition captures classic duck-sized mischief. The cover by Bob Grant perfectly captures the playful chaos.
In "null," Pluto, inspired by Mickey’s suggestion to do something kind, takes it to heart by inviting every stray dog in the neighborhood to stay at Mickey’s house—much to Mickey’s surprise. The story unfolds with playful chaos as the house quickly fills with barking, tail-wagging dogs, testing the limits of space, patience, and the bond between owner and pet.
In "Aprilsnarr," Donald Duck is the target of a clever prank by his nephews, who try to trick him into believing they’ve stolen his wallet by tying a string to it and pulling it away. But as the boys’ schemes unfold, their own antics backfire in increasingly funny ways—each attempt to fool Donald only ends up making them look foolish.
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↩ Reprints Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #7 (127) (1951)
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #13/1995 (1995), Donald Duck & Co De komplette årgangene #[5] (1999), Donald Duck & Co #13/2005 (2005), Carl Barks samlede verk #8 (2007), Donald Duck & Co #13/2017 (2017)
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