Donald Duck & Co #35/1997
"Sukkerstangen" marks a delightfully chaotic chapter in the Donald Duck universe, spotlighting a mysterious meteorite from space that crashes at the South Pole and ends up in Scrooge’s Money Bin. When the object activates a force field, it lifts the entire bin into orbit—just as it destroys Scrooge’s new twin towers—prompting Scrooge, Donald, and the nephews to launch a rescue mission in an old moon rocket built by Petter. Written by Don Rosa and Harald Dyrkorn and illustrated by Don Rosa with his signature precision, this 1997 issue blends whimsy and adventure with a classic Scandinavian touch, all wrapped in a cover by Don Rosa.
When Anton, ever the steadfast good guy, stumbles upon a tiny foundling on his doorstep, he realizes he’s utterly unprepared for the responsibility of family—especially one that comes with tiny socks and endless questions. With no experience in childcare and Donald Duck’s track record for chaos, their unlikely partnership begins in the most awkward of ways.
Donald sets out to get rich quick by launching his own bicycle courier service, boasting the motto: "Donald's Delivery Service delivers anything, anywhere." His first job? Racing a piano to the concert hall at breakneck speed—on a bike.
In "Sand i maskineriet," Skrue’s new computer reveals his earnings in real time, but when the Sandalis diamond mine starts suffering mysterious losses, he teams up with Donald and the boys to uncover the truth. With data streaming and diamonds vanishing, the investigation leads them into a web of digital clues and hidden motives—where every calculation might be a trap.
In "Verdensrommet slår tilbake," a mysterious meteor found at the South Pole sets off a chain of events when it activates an ancient device inside Skrue's money bin, lifting the entire structure into space. With the new business complex's twin towers destroyed and the money bin vanishing into orbit, Skrue, Donald, and the boys launch a daring rescue mission aboard a long-forgotten moon rocket built by Petter.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #31/1984 (1984), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #12 (1995), Donald Duck #24/1995
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co, spesialhefte [Kellogg's gratishefte] #4 (2003), Hall of Fame #[25] (2008)
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