Donald Duck & Co #39/1974
In "Den kjære, gamle skranglekassen," Donald og guttene får en kranbåt og tar en ny jobb: å heve en sunket lystyacht tilhørende Skrue. Med en kreativ løsning — å fylle båten med ping-pongballer — setter de i gang et av de mer uhørt kreative prosjektene i deres karriere. Skrevet av Carl Barks og Helene C. Kløvstad, med tegninger og inking av Carl Barks, og med dekken av Josep Tello González, er dette en klassisk, morsom og klok fortelling fra 1974.
When Donald and the boys snag a crane boat to make ends meet, they stumble upon a sunken luxury yacht belonging to Scrooge. With a wildly impractical plan, they decide to float it back to the surface by filling it with ping-pong balls—turning a salvage job into a wobbly, bouncy adventure.
When Langbein visits the dentist and gets a new filling that strangely acts like a radio receiver, he’s stunned to pick up an SOS signal from a fellow radio amateur named Mikke. Following the distress call, the two set off on a mission to Mausenfell, deep in the upper reaches of Rihnen, where the true mystery of the talking tooth begins.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #16/1957 (1957), Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #6 (390) (1973), Anders And & Co. #39/1974
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co #34/1991 (1991)
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