Donald Duck & Co #31/1993
In "Tilbake til barndommen," Don Rosa and Harald Dyrkorn deliver a classic adventure as Skrue embarks on a journey through the Klondike gold rush, navigating treacherous terrain with the help of an elk and surviving a perilous encounter with a mammoth in an icy cavern. The story unfolds in the rugged wilderness of Dawson, where Skrue's first meeting with Gulda sets the stage for a winter of relentless prospecting and discovery, all illustrated with Don Rosa's signature precision and flair. Cover by the Tello-Team.
When a stray ball knocks Donald Duck senseless, he wakes up acting like a three-year-old—prompting a mix-up that sees him mistaken for the famed architect Åsulf Kludreland, summoned to design Andebys new cultural center. With his usual grumpiness replaced by toddler antics, Donald finds himself in over his head, navigating blueprints and boardrooms with all the grace of a toddler in a suit.
In the frozen rush of the Klondike, Skrue McDuck sets out to claim his fortune, securing a loan from Sleipe-Simon in Skagway and braving Chilcoot Pass with the help of a loyal elk. His journey leads him through a treacherous ice cave haunted by a mammoth, deep into an uncharted valley where gold glimmers beneath the snow—only to face the long, silent winter of waiting before returning to Dawson with his prize.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #39/1977 (1977), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #4 (1990)
Reprinted in Skrue McDucks liv og levnet #[nn] (1997), Donald Duck & Co #28/2022 (2022)
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