Donald Duck & Co #30/1998

In "Et fiskeeventyr," Donald reflects on his life and concludes he’s a big failure—until his friends step in to restore his confidence by organizing a fishing contest on Vakesjøen, where catching fish is supposed to be impossible. Written by the team behind the story, this heartfelt, lighthearted tale follows Donald as he faces the challenge with a mix of doubt and hope, all set in the familiar world of anthropomorphic animals.

When a rocket from Andeby Space Center crashes into Langbein’s garden on its way to Mars, he tries to return it—only to be mistaken for an alien visitor from Mars himself. Written by the creators of the Donald Duck & Co series, this 10-page tale spins a quirky, lighthearted mystery from a single, out-of-this-world mishap.

Jo, the usually grumpy Skrue, can't stand how Frøken Vable shops for groceries—so he takes matters into his own paws, only to find himself running a bakery, an exotic fruit import business, and a full-blown supermarket. It's a wild, wobbly ride through the world of retail, all from a single grocery trip gone off the rails.

In "Fantomdrakten," Jo dreams of a sleeker, more athletic physique and convinces Donald to try her fitness video—only to find his friend far too reluctant for the grueling routine. When Donald balks, Petter steps in with a high-tech training suit designed to do the work for him, promising results without the effort.

When art museums worldwide fall victim to a wave of thefts, Skrue is recruited to pose as a wealthy art collector in a bid to catch the culprits—only to be exposed and kidnapped himself.