Donald Duck & Co #35/1992
In "Mye skrik og lite gull," Donald Duck and the boys journey to the Amazonia to teach the local tribe a new way to earn money—far easier than selling nutty harvests. Skrue, ever the opportunist, shows up just to score free muskets for his teenage years. Written by Carl Barks and Vivi Aagaard, with art and inks by Carl Barks, and a cover by the Tello-Team, this 1992 Egmont comic delivers classic chaos with a side of cultural curiosity.
Mikke og Langbein are on vacation in Italy when a Roman treasure exhibit is robbed, and suddenly they’re caught in the middle of a mystery—accused of being the infamous Spøkelseskladden and his accomplice. With no time to explain, the duo must clear their names in a case as strange as it is suspicious.
In this 1992 tale from *Donald Duck & Co #35*, Donald and the boys venture into the Amazonia to teach the local tribe a more profitable way to earn money than selling cashew nuts—while Skrue has his own agenda, quietly aiming to score free cashews for his teenage nephew.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #29/1963 (1963)
Reprinted in Donald Ducks Show #[113] (2003), Donald Duck & Co #35/2022 (2022), Mikke Mus Månedshefte #3/2003
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