Donald Duck & Co #33/1998
"Verdens lykkeligste taper" is a delightfully quirky tale from 1998, where a celebrity cat refuses to eat in McDuck’s cat-themed kitchen on live TV. Fearing a collapse in catmat sales, Skrue sends Donald and the boys on a quest to find the legendary cattelyttplant, a spice that every cat can’t resist. Written by Paul Halas, Jack Sutter, and Harald Dyrkorn, and brought to life with expressive art by Vicar, this comic blends humor and heart in a story that’s as charming as it is absurd.
In "Prøv å narre en heldiggris," Donald buys a lottery ticket and immediately asks for a receipt—just in case. He then arranges for Anton to "find" the ticket, setting up a situation where Anton wins the grand prize, which, of course, ends up belonging to Donald.
In "Palassplyndrerne," Mikke and Langbein are on vacation in Venice, tasked with watching over a friend’s palace during the weekend. When two thieves, aided by the cunning Mikro-Midas, plot to break in, the duo must stay sharp and on their guard—though their vacation plans may not survive the chaos.
In the final day of summer vacation, Jo and his friends hatch a mischievous plan to extend their freedom by ensuring their teacher misses the start of school—by cutting the rope bridge that connects her cabin to the outside world. With only a few hours left before school resumes, the boys race against time to pull off their prank, unaware of what might come next.
When a famous cat suddenly refuses to eat in the McDuck Cat Kitchen on live TV, Skrue panics—fearing the catmat sales will plummet. He sends Donald and the boys on a quest to Langtalei to find the legendary cattelytt plant, a rare herb that every cat can't resist.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #16/1977 (1977), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #13 (1996)
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #47/2013 (2013), Donald Duck & Co #35/2024 (2024), Mikke #7/2007, Mikke #8/2007
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