Donald Duck & Co #3/2000
In "Lykken kommer, lykken går," Donald takes his nephews on a vacation that quickly turns into a wild adventure when they fall through a crevasse on an ice glacier—only to emerge in a prehistoric world teeming with mammoths and Ice Age humans. Written by Charlie Martin and Harald Dyrkorn and illustrated by Colomer with inks by Colomer, this 2000 issue from Hjemmet/Egmont captures the classic charm of the Duck universe with a thrilling twist.
When Anton realizes his luck as Andebys most fortunate man feels hollow without real friendship, a chance encounter with Donald—drawn into helping a cousin in trouble—starts a chain of events that might just change everything. The story unfolds with warmth and humor, exploring what it means to be truly connected, all in the familiar world of anthropomorphic animals.
Donald Duck stands frozen in a midnight queue, determined to snag a ticket for the big football match—only to doze off and miss the entire game. A quiet, wry moment of comic exhaustion, drawn with crisp, expressive lines and tight, precise lettering.
When Mikke and Langbein argue over what to watch on TV, a lightning strike fuses the remote control to Langbein’s brain—turning him into a living channel-hopping spectacle. Watch as he suddenly mimics everything from game shows to dramatic soap operas, leaving Mikke utterly bewildered.
When Donald takes the boys on a winter hike across an ice sheet, a sudden fall through a crevasse plunges them into a hidden prehistoric world teeming with mammoths and Ice Age people. Stranded in a realm frozen in time, the ducks must navigate ancient dangers and unravel the mystery of how they got there—before they’re lost forever.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #13 (1996), Donald Duck #2/2000
Reprinted in Donald Duck God gammel årgang #2002 (2002), Donald Duck & Co Sætre spesialutgave #5 (2004)
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