Donald Duck & Co #4/1999
"Trippelsmørje" delivers a delightfully absurd twist on classic Ducktales chaos, as Petter’s latest invention—a matter-compressor meant to solve Skrue’s overflowing money bin—goes hilariously awry. When the boys accidentally get trapped inside, their bodies fracture into three heads each, culminating in a tripped-up transformation that leaves Petter, Skrue, and Donald as a three-headed monster. Written by Pat McGreal, Carol McGreal, and Henning Hagerup, with art by Vicar, this 1999 Egmont release from Norway is a quirky, visually inventive short story, its vibrant cover by the Tello-Team and Michel Nadorp capturing the madness in full color.
When Petter’s latest invention—a top-tier matter compactor—solves Skrue’s money bin overflow, the trio’s celebration takes a wild turn: Jo, Petter, and Donald end up trapped inside the machine, fused into a three-headed monster. The chaos unfolds as their bodies twist into a bizarre, triple-bodied form, leaving them scrambling to untangle the mess—before the transformation becomes permanent.
In "Alt som glimrer," Skrue finds himself trapped in a bizarre contract with a jungle-dwelling witch who’s obsessed with wealth after a head injury, forcing him, Donald, and the boys into grueling labor at her mine. With his fortune and freedom on the line, Skrue must outwit her greed before it’s too late.
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↩ Reprints Donald Duck Fra Dag Til Dag #13 (1996), Donald Duck #10/1994, Donald Duck #3/1994, Donald Duck #8/1997
Reprinted in Donald Duck & Co Sætre spesialutgave #2 (2004), Donald Duck & Co 70 år i Norge #5 (2018)
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