Donald Duck & Co #31/2000
In "Tallerkendemper," Donald buys a rare letterpress from Qua for a hundred kroner at an antique shop, drawn in by the legend that it leads to a lost temple brimming with legendary treasures. A string of coincidences sends Donald and the boys on an unexpected journey to Egypt, where the real adventure begins. Written by Charlie Martin and Harald Dyrkorn, with art by Colomer, this 2000 issue from Hjemmet/Egmont features a cover by Colomer.
When Donald Duck tries his hand at selling dinner plates as a street vendor, his clumsy attempt spirals into a chaotic traffic accident—leaving a renowned plate artist’s entire collection in ruins. Written by the team behind the story and illustrated with lively, expressive art, this 12-page tale from *Donald Duck & Co #31/2000* captures the classic blend of slapstick and heart that defines the series.
When Donald’s temper spirals out of control once too often, Dolly decides enough is enough—so she enrolls him in a weekend course at a school for hotheaded individuals, hoping to help him find some calm. Written by the team behind the series, this 9-page story captures the chaos and humor of Donald’s attempt to master his fiery nature, one misstep at a time.
When Donald buys the rare Qua letterpress from an antique shop for fifty bucks, he's drawn into a legend claiming it can lead to a lost temple and legendary treasures. A string of coincidences soon sends Donald and the boys on an unexpected journey to Egypt.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #42/1984 (1984), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #14 (1997)
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co Sætre spesialutgave #9 (2004), Donald spesial #[1/2019] (2019), Donald spesial #[2/2024] (2024)
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