Donald Duck & Co #30/1994
In "Panikk på søppelhaugen," Donald Duck’s attempt to teach the nephews about tidiness backfires spectacularly when he dumps his trash in the garden instead of the bin, only to find a mountain of refuse has grown in his yard. When Dolly invites him to a party on the condition he brings a porcelain treasure from their first meeting—located, of course, at Andeby Avfallsplass—Donald ends up buying the entire dump in a frantic bid to fulfill his promise. Written by Freddy Milton, Daan Jippes, and Harald Dyrkorn, with art and inks by Freddy Milton, this 1994 Egmont issue captures the chaos of misplaced good intentions with classic humor and a touch of environmental irony.
When Donald tries to teach the boys about tidiness, he accidentally turns his backyard into a mountain of trash. After finally clearing it out, Dolly invites him to a party—but only if he brings back a porcelain treasure from their first meeting, which just happens to be buried deep at Andeby Waste Site.
In the faraway kingdom of Nuturia, the legendary Palettfisk—the rarest of all tropical fish—lives only near the imperial palace. When the ambitious Skrue sets off on a quest to catch one, he's chasing not just fortune, but a myth whispered among fishermen.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck #22/1979 (1979), Donald Duck & Co #26/1979 (1979), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #2 (1988)
Reprinted in Hall of Fame #[23] (2008)
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