Donald Duck & Co #34/1991
In "Drømmeøya," Langbein returns from the dentist only to discover his new filling is acting like a radio receiver—picking up a distress signal from a mysterious amateur radio operator named Mikke. When Jo and the gang hear the call, they set off on a surprising journey to the remote Mausenfell region at the upper reaches of Rihnen to help. Written by Vivi Aagaard and illustrated by Paul Murry, this 1991 adventure from Hjemmet/Egmont features a quirky twist on a simple dental visit, with a cover by the Tello-Team.
When the supply of coconuts from Coconut Island suddenly halts and all communication with Skrue cuts off, Skrue and his friend set out to uncover the mystery. A sudden volcanic eruption forces everyone to flee the island, leaving behind a trail of unanswered questions.
In "TV eller livet ...," Donald Duck faces a classic dilemma: a crucial football final between Andeby and Gåseby, or a promised picnic with Dolly. When his TV suddenly stops working just as the match begins, the tension between screen and real-life connection hits hard—no spoilers, just a perfectly timed moment of frustration and choice.
When Langbein visits the dentist and gets a new filling that strangely acts like a radio receiver, he’s startled to pick up an SOS signal from a ham radio operator named Mikke. Following the distress call, Langbein and Mikke set off together to the remote Mausenfell mountain range in the upper reaches of Rihnen, where a mysterious signal may lead to more than just a rescue.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #263 (1950), Donald Duck & Co #39/1974 (1974), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #4 (1990)
Reprinted in Donald Ducks Show #[110] (2002), Carl Barks samlede verk #7 (2007)
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