Donald Duck & Co #33/1994
"Beslektet problem" is a delightfully chaotic tale from 1994, written, drawn, and inked by William Van Horn, capturing the classic Disney humor with a uniquely Norwegian twist. When a terrifying family guest arrives uninvited at Donald’s home, the chaos escalates fast—soon, the entire house is in jeopardy. With the ducks scrambling to find a way to send their unwanted relative packing, this issue delivers pure, slapstick mayhem. The cover by William Van Horn perfectly captures the escalating panic, making it a must-have for fans of the series.
When a terrifying family guest arrives unannounced at Donald’s house, the usual chaos escalates into full-blown panic. With the kids in danger and the house on the verge of collapse, every trick in the book is tried to make the unwelcome visitor leave—no matter the cost.
In the bustling town of Andeby, a hidden underworld thrives beneath a glittering facade, drawing in crooked characters from far and wide. When Mikke takes on the role of a master thief to uncover the shadowy figure pulling the strings, he finds himself deep in a game where every move could be his last.
When Donald accidentally activates Petter’s gravity-defying device, he finds himself floating above Andeby—just as B-Gang steals the invention to hijack Screw’s money transport.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #28/1980 (1980), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #3 (1989)
Reprinted in Hall of Fame #[11] (2006), Mikke Mus Månedshefte #8/2005
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