Donald Duck & Co #3/1998

In "Hans kong'lige høyhet," Donald Duck stumbles upon a golden opportunity when the royal kongle industry in Andeby begins paying for every kongle collected—five to fifty øre each. With dreams of riches, he leads the boys on an expedition into the vast, untouched forests of Granskjeggskogen, where kongles grow in endless numbers.

When Mikke and Langbein sign up for a free first-aid course, they’re eager to put their new skills to the test—especially since the first chance to help arrives sooner than expected. Now all they need is someone in need, and the perfect opportunity seems to be knocking.

In "Øyet som ser," Skrue finds himself reluctantly drawn into the leadership of Andeby Moderne Museum, where he’s expected to lend his support—financial and otherwise—to a new art exhibition. With his usual skepticism and dry wit, he’s thrust into a world of modern art he barely understands, setting the stage for a story that’s equal parts humor and quiet observation.

In "Hamburgerkongen," Donald Duck proves he's a true master of the grill, whipping up burgers that leave even his nephews speechless. When the boys convince him to open his own hamburger stand, a mysterious stranger lends him the money to make it happen—setting off a culinary adventure with a twist no one saw coming.

In "Det gylne får," Donald Duck stumbles upon an old suit of armor at the Andebymessen auction, only to discover it's woven from fine golden threads. According to an old legend, the gold comes from golden sheep that once roamed a remote island in the North Sea.

In "Lærenem hund," Mikke tries to reform Pluto by commanding him to stop barking and not let anything rattle him—just as a clever burglar takes advantage of Pluto’s newfound self-control.