Donald Duck & Co #31/1998
In "Uhyggens hus," Donald Duck and Dolly find themselves stranded in the overgrown garden of the long-abandoned Rothazhuset in Andeby after a near-accident. When they spot a light in the window, their call for help leads to an unsettling discovery: the eerie old house is not empty after all. Written by Marco Rota and Henning Hagerup and illustrated by Marco Rota with inks by the same, this 1998 Norwegian issue from Egmont delivers a chilling twist on a familiar setting, all wrapped in a cover by Marco Rota.
When Donald and Dolly accidentally crash into the overgrown garden of the long-abandoned Rothazhuset in Andeby, they’re startled to see a light flickering in the window. What begins as a desperate bid for help quickly turns unsettling when they realize the eerie old house isn’t as empty as it seemed—someone—or something—lives there.
When art museums worldwide fall victim to a mysterious wave of thefts, Skrue is recruited to pose as a high-profile collector in a bid to catch the culprits—only to be exposed and kidnapped himself.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #25/1958 (1958), Donald Duck & Co #33/1958 (1958), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #13 (1996)
Reprinted in Donald Duck God gammel årgang #2000 (2000), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #685 (2007), Hall of Fame #[28] (2009), Donald Duck beste historier #[1] (2014), Donald Duck & Co #25/2020 (2020), Mikke #3/2007, Mikke #4/2007
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