Donald Duck & Co #30/1991
In "Kappestriden," Donald Duck dreams of a job with excitement, speed, and fame—so when Andeby Space Center calls for astronauts for a crucial mission, he leaps at the chance. After surviving a series of grueling tests, Donald is set to make history by spending 18 months alone on a space station. Written by Harald Dyrkorn and illustrated by Daniel Branca, this 1991 adventure from Hjemmet/Egmont features a cover by the Tello-Team.
When Donald insists his nephews practice piano, they’d rather swim—so he challenges them to a no-cheating swim-off, turning the living room into a high-stakes pool.
When Langbein lands a job as a stagehand at Andeby Theater for rock star Stein Skrål’s big concert, he’s stunned to find the famous singer looks exactly like him—down to the last detail. Taking advantage of their uncanny resemblance, Langbein briefly steps into Stein’s spotlight, only to find himself in a far more dangerous spotlight when he’s kidnapped by blackmailers who mistake him for the real star.
In "Stjernejobb," Donald Duck dreams of a career with excitement, speed, and fame—so when Andeby Space Center calls for astronauts for a crucial mission, he leaps at the chance. After surviving a grueling series of tests, Donald is chosen to set a new record by spending 18 months alone on a space station.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #11/1957 (1957), Walt Disney Uncle Scrooge #63 (1966), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #4 (1990)
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