Donald Duck & Co #32/2001
In "Lykkelyngen," Donald Duck finds himself caught in a bizarre chain of events when a mistaken delivery sends him on a perilous journey to China after he accidentally intercepts a stolen gold shipment from the National Bank of Quang-Sing. Written by Paul Halas and Harald Dyrkorn and illustrated by Colomer, this action-packed tale sees Donald facing hypnotic schemes and bizarre torment in a plot far beyond his usual misfortunes. The cover, by Josep Tello González, captures the story’s mix of suspense and absurdity in striking detail.
After accidentally destroying the new supermachine at Margarinfabrikkens, Donald becomes convinced he’s cursed by a fortune teller and flees Andeby with a circus cargo aboard a boat.
In "Dragetenner ved daggry," Donald Duck stumbles into a wild mix-up when a mistaken delivery lands him in the middle of a daring gold heist from Quang-Sing’s National Bank. Suddenly whisked away to China, he finds himself trapped in a bizarre ordeal involving hypnotism and a very peculiar kind of torture—though how he’ll escape remains anyone’s guess.
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