Donald Duck & Co #36/1992
In "Irrasjonelle utbrudd," Donald og guttene reiser til Amazonia with a mission to teach the local tribes a new way to earn money—far from the traditional trade of nut-selling. Skrue, ever the opportunist, has his own agenda: securing free muskat for his teenage years. With Carl Barks' signature wit and storytelling flair, and the Tello-Team’s vibrant cover, this 1992 Egmont issue delivers classic humor and adventure in a uniquely tropical setting.
When Donald Duck’s increasingly frequent outbursts of irrational rage start disrupting life at the farm, he decides to try hypnotherapy in hopes of calming down. But a simple misunderstanding turns the session into a disaster, amplifying his temper tenfold.
In this 1992 tale from *Donald Duck & Co #36*, Donald and the boys head to the Amazonia to teach the local Indians a more profitable way to earn money than selling nutty treats. But Skrue has his own agenda—tracking down free muskets for his teenage nephew.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #30/1963 (1963)
Reprinted in Donald Ducks Show #[112] (2003)
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