Donald Duck & Co #37/1997
In "Ivrig publikum," Mikke finds himself at the center of a family scandal during the annual inheritance auction for Sjuskeland-Smattsens School for Etiquette and Manners. Accused of being a "black sheep" by his relatives, Mikke tries to clear his name by crafting a special cheese from a recipe handed down by his sea-faring cousin Lange-John Mus—and enlists Klaus to help him pull off a daring disguise. Written by David Gerstein and Harald Dyrkorn, with art and inks by Jorge David Redo, this 1997 Norwegian comic offers a delightfully silly twist on family legacy and culinary ambition.
In "Andeby-cupen," the quirky sport of Lynball takes center stage in Andeby, where the ball unpredictably changes direction with every bounce off the ground. Donald Duck, the star player of Andebylaget, finds himself at the peak of his popularity as the team gears up for a thrilling new round.
In a quirky twist at Sjuskeland-Smattsens school auction, Mikke finds himself accused of being the only black sheep in a long line of sheep—literally. To prove his heritage, he crafts a special cheese using a recipe from his sea-faring cousin Lange-John Mus, and enlists Klaus to secretly taste it in disguise.
In "En sann ridder," Donald Duck sets out to prove that true heroism still lives in modern times—despite Dolly’s belief that the age of chivalry has passed. When a mix-up leads to her being "kidnapped," Donald must step up and act the part, testing his conviction in a situation that’s far less noble than he imagined.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #1095 (1960), Donald Duck & Co #26/1983 (1983), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #12 (1995), Donald Duck #37/1983, Donald Duck #7/1995
Reprinted in Carl Barks samlede verk #20 (2008)
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