Donald Duck & Co #32/1992
"Oraklet fra nord" is a mysterious tale from 1992’s Donald Duck & Co #32, where Skrue must journey to the remote Svartgufsøy in the Nordishavet to seek guidance from an ancient Viking oracular tradition. Written by Paul Halas, Jack Sutter, and Harald Dyrkorn, and illustrated by Daniel Branca, the story weaves folklore and suspense into a journey driven by fate and the weight of prophecy. Cover by Daniel Branca.
In "Oraklet fra nord," Skrue sets out on a journey to the remote Svartgufsøy in Nordishavet, seeking guidance from the ancient viking oracles to avert a looming fate. With only old legends and the whispers of the wind to guide him, he must face the mysteries of a forgotten ritual steeped in mystery and tradition.
In the bustling town of Sjing Sjang, where rockets are the talk of the town, a high-stakes firework competition is set to decide who gets the coveted airport construction contract. With the whole city watching, Ordføreren’s wild obsession with rockets takes center stage in a dazzling display of pyrotechnic flair.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck #33/1991
Reprinted in Anders And & Co. #28/1993 (1993)
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