Donald Duck & Co #30/2001
In "Hengekøyen," Donald and the boys journey to Egypt in search of the treasure of Prince Al-ti-bli from the 21st dynasty—only to discover it’s not gold or jewels, but the world’s largest collection of jokes. Written by Marco Rota and Harald Dyrkorn and illustrated by Marco Rota, this quirky adventure blends classic humor with a surprising twist, all rendered with lively art and sharp storytelling. The cover by Michel Nadorp captures the spirit of the quest with a playful, adventurous flair.
In "Den egyptiske prinsens hemmelighet," Skrue, Donald og guttene tager en eventyrlig reise til Egypt for å oppdage skatten til Prins Al-ti-bli fra det 21. dynasti — men hva de finner er ikke gull eller edelsteiner, men noe langt mer uventet: verdens største samling av vitser.
When Donald grows weary of endless garden work, he swaps his countryside cottage for a city apartment—just for a few months. The boys are heartbroken at leaving their beloved treehouse behind.
When Mikke and Langbein are ambushed by a werewolf outside Grøsserkinoen in Andeby, Langbein isn’t just bitten—he begins to transform into the very creature that attacked them.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #14 (1997), Donald Duck #3/1975, Donald Duck #31/2000
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co Sætre spesialutgave #13 (2004), Donald Duck & Co #34/2008 (2008), Donald spesial #[4/2017] (2017)
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