Donald Duck & Co #36/2001
In "Hold byen ren!", Skrue turns an asteroid into a money vault, leasing its surface to a colony of crystalline alien beings known as astromidd in exchange for guarding his fortune. With William Van Horn’s vivid art bringing the bizarre setup to life, this 2001 Egmont issue from Norway delivers a quirky, high-stakes caper — all drawn by Van Horn and penned by Gary Leach and Henning Hagerup, with Vicar’s striking cover capturing the story’s offbeat charm.
In "Vokskabinettet," Donald Duck takes a night shift as caretaker at Andeby Vokskabinett, where he soon finds himself chasing shadows and whispers—convinced the museum’s wax figures have come to life. When the boys try to keep him awake by hiding Napoleon’s statue, Donald’s imagination runs wild with tales of escaped carnival performers.
Jo stumbles into a video game craze sweeping Duckburg, and after conquering its final level, finds himself offered a strange real-world chance: to join the real international police force. Written by the team behind the series, this quirky 10-page tale blends digital chaos with duck-sized detective dreams.
In "Astromiddene," the scheming Skrue turns an asteroid into a high-stakes money vault, leasing its surface to a colony of crystalline space beings known as astromidd in exchange for guarding his fortune. With a mix of greed and oddball diplomacy, he sets up an unlikely arrangement that’s bound to go off the rails—though just how remains to be seen.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #29/1960 (1960), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #14 (1997), Donald Duck #15/2000
Reprinted in Hall of Fame #4 (2004), Donald Duck & Co #18/2023 (2023), Donald Duck & Co #48/2023 (2023)
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