Donald Duck & Co #31/1996
In "Jaget," Donald Duck finds himself deep in debt and facing a court date that could land him in prison. With nothing to lose, he pulls off a series of increasingly wild stunts in a desperate bid to escape, culminating in a daring leap over the unfinished span of the new Andeby Bridge. Written by Paul Halas, Charlie Martin, and Harald Dyrkorn, and illustrated by Vicar with inks by Vicar, this 1996 issue captures Donald at his most chaotic—and creatively desperate—on a 15,50 NOK cover.
In "Jaget," Donald Duck finds himself in deep trouble—facing a court date and the real threat of jail. With his usual mix of desperation and flair, he pulls off a series of wild stunts to escape, culminating in a daring leap over the unfinished span of the new Duckburg Bridge.
In "Regnmannen," Donald and the boys find themselves at the circus, where Donald saves an Indian from a lion and is rewarded with a magical rainstick. When a sultan offers a royal reward if Donald can turn a worthless desert into fertile land, the duck sets off on an unlikely mission—armed only with a stick and a lot of stubborn hope.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #38/1982 (1982), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #12 (1995)
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #26/2019 (2019)
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