Donald Duck & Co #36/1991
In "Skinnet bedrar," Donald Duck runs a struggling honey stand, but when sales lag, he dons a bear costume to attract customers—only to find himself unexpectedly thrust into the spotlight as the main act at a traveling circus. Written by Gail Renard, Ifor ap Glyn, and Harald Dyrkorn, with art by Daniel Branca, this 1991 Norwegian comic from Hjemmet/Egmont captures a delightfully absurd twist on fame and disguise. The cover, by the Tello-Team, perfectly captures the whimsical chaos of the story.
When Donald’s honey stand struggles to attract customers, he tries a bold new tactic—dressing up as a bear to boost sales. What starts as a desperate ploy soon spirals into an unexpected turn when he’s recruited as the main act in a traveling circus.
Skrue’s lucky auction win takes a sudden turn when a rare golden tub is stolen right out of his hands. Chasing the thief across the desert, the duo finds themselves stranded and parched in the scorching dunes of Kaktuskysten.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #4 (1990)
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co De glade 80-årene #[4] (2000), Donald Ducks Show #[110] (2002), Donald Duck & Co #36/2005 (2005)
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