Donald Duck & Co #32/1998
In "Jakten på den ukjente," Mikke and Minnie enjoy a day at the fair, where they encounter the mysterious half-human, half-animal attraction known as Det manglende mellomledd. When Minnie objects to the creature being confined, Mikke promises to help it regain its freedom—uncovering a secret that the creature can speak and is part of a hidden people living deep in the jungle. Written by Pat McGreal and Henning Hagerup, with art by Ferioli and inks by Angeles Felices, this 1998 Egmont story blends whimsy and wonder in a tale that quietly hints at deeper mysteries.
In "Jakten på den ukjente," Donald Duck takes on a challenge he can't quite win—trying to stump Hakkespettboken, the ever-knowing guide, by finding a question it can't answer. His search leads him to a surprising realization: what if the book’s answers come from someone who’s never been asked the right question?
When Dolly lands a job at the Andeby police station, a simple mix-up turns her world upside down: a sketch of Donald, meant for a routine report, gets broadcast on Andeby TV as the face of a dangerous criminal. Suddenly, the whole town is on the lookout for the wrong duck—and Dolly must figure out how to clear the air before things spiral out of control.
In "Når enden er god," Mikke and Minni enjoy a day at the fair, where they encounter the curious attraction known as Det manglende mellomledd—a creature caught between human and animal. Minni, moved by its plight, urges Mikke to help it regain freedom, unaware that the creature can actually speak and belongs to a hidden people deep in the jungle.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck #17/1992 (1992), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #13 (1996)
Reprinted in Donald Duck God gammel årgang #2000 (2000), Donald Ducks Show #[Vårshow 2007] (2007)
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