Donald Duck & Co #4/1994
In "En Ducks ære," Donald Duck and the boys take a summer trip to Cowboyland in the Wild West, where Donald’s skepticism about the frontier life is put to the test when he’s challenged to ride a bull in a show. A mysterious daughter of a hidden Native American tribe steps in to teach him the true way—riding without a saddle. Written by Paul Halas, Charlie Martin, and Harald Dyrkorn, with art and inks by Vicar, this 1994 issue from Hjemmet/Egmont captures a classic adventure with a touch of unexpected wisdom.
In the wild west of Cowboyland, Donald Duck and the boys are on vacation when Donald’s skepticism about the rodeo leads to an unexpected challenge: riding an ox in the show. A hidden tribe’s chief’s daughter steps in to teach him the old ways—how to ride without a saddle.
In "Latskapen lenge leve," Guffen tries to clear stones from his field, but instead of hauling them away, he spins a clever tale to Andeby Historiske Museum, claiming the stones are relics from the time of a long-dead nobleman. The story unfolds with Guffen’s playful deception, blending rural charm and a dash of historical flair.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck & Co #26/1978 (1978), Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #4 (1990), Anders And & Co. #4/1994 (1994), Donald Duck #49/1992
Reprinted in Mikke Mus Månedshefte #3/2005, Mikke Mus Månedshefte #5/2005
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